this or Ghost of tushima?

[Kaah]

The y seem to be similar both of them, one set in china one set in japan....

what are the main differences ?

Which one would you recommend?

[Malker]

GoT is an open world Assassins Creed like game set in a more realistic japanese/mongolian war setting.
Wukong is a fable based on chinese myhology. So it depends of what you prefer more.

[Kaah]

so story, graphics, gameplay wise both are equally good? is combat better here or in GoT ?

is wukong more lineal and Got more open world?

[Baron01]

GoT and Wukong are very different games.

GoT Director's Cut is amazing open world game based on approximation of historical events. It has interesting open world , great visual design and combat is a mix of stealth and direct engagement. You will be fighting lots of grunts in encounters with many enemies at once and occasional bosses.
Wukong is a fictional fantasy world with 6 chapters that have semi-open areas but it is mostly linear. It has absolutely top notch visuals and if your PC can handle it, it will be one of the best looking games on the market at the moment. Combat is mostly 1 or 2 enemies at once and the main focus is on defeating bosses, a lot of them. Bosses are the main draw of the game as they look very impressive and can be very challenging unlike rest of the game that is rather easy. There is no difficulty setting in Wukong compared to GoT.

Wukong has certain amount of replay-ability but you will get a lot more hours from GoT Director's Cut due to its open world and expansion.

[TNX.]

Well those are two entirely different games, GOT is an open world action adventure with stealth elements that takes place during the Mongol invasions and Wukong is a more linear RPG adventure soulslike that takes place in the Tang Dynasty (don't tell anyone I said that, they get mad when Wukong is referred to as a soulslike)

[Ren1418]

Got is extremely repetitive with a serviceable story. Personally I couldn't complete it. It really just feels like a ubisoft game with an incredible art direction

[zmanbuilder]

I would compare this game more to wo long fallen dynasty, honestly this game is what i wished wo long was.....

[Wowenz]

Read their reviews, watch some spoiler-free gameplay. Compare, and then decide which one you'd like to play more.

[rpgforme]

Both are amazing. I would do ghosts first now that I've played both.

[P00CH]

ghost first for sure. Open world design is god tier and story is amazing

[TheOrangeBox]

Donkey Kong

[[TW]Sergeant Beanbag]

Monke.

[REhorror]

GOT is bastardized Hollywood perspective of Japanese history and warrior spirit.

Get Sekiro and Onimusha instead, and wait for Rise of the Ronins.

[Kozzy]

WuKong by far

[Hurricane]

Ghost of Tsushima is an open world where you play a samurai. There is a lot of fighting against mobs and I don't recall any "boss" worth mentioning (I played a long time ago though so my memory is a bit fuzzy.)
The game is beautiful.

Wukong is not an open world, is relatively linear and you mostly fight bosses of various difficulties. It's also beautiful.

These aren't at all the same games.

I'd play Ghost of Tsushima again but I don't think I'll play Wukong twice (because once I've beaten a boss, I don't want to try again, ever.)

[Kaah]

Ok thank you all so much for your answers..,

Now then wukong or sekiro ? which is better ? how do they differ ? i have sekiro have played it a bit, havent finished it due to it being too hard and havent have the time to play continuously, well, i do, but i play dota2 so i dont have the time...

is wukong worth it if i couldnt get through sekiro ?

i love these oriental, japanese, chinese themed games , im a sucker for them.... but they end up being dusty on my digital library ^^