Ghost of Tsushima is coming out next week and to spice up the last major PS4 exclusive before the release of the PS5, local retailers in the Philippines are offering those that pre-ordered the game a chance to receive one of the four limited edition posters created by writer and illustrator Takashi Okazaki (Afro Samurai).
Take a good look at all four posters below.
PlayStation partnered with authorized local retailers to give those that pre-ordered Ghost of Tsushima a chance to get one of these posters by participating in a daily trivia contest where they randomly pick winners each day until the release of the game (July 17).
Here’s one example of the promo by Datablitz:
Other local authorized stores — iTech, GameXtreme, to name a few — are also doing the same promo on a daily basis. Sadly, you can only win one of them and you can’t pick what you’ll receive. The contest started yesterday, July 9 and if you didn’t win one day, you can join the following day and hope you’re that lucky guy/gay that was randomly picked.
These special posters created by Takashi Okazaki was first introduced by PlayStation through their official blog back in June.
Ghost of Tsushima is an open-world game from developer Sucker Punch Productions, who is more known for their work in the inFamous franchise. You play as Jin Sakai, a samurai survivor tasked to defend Tsushima Island from the first Mongol invasion in 1274.
Ghost of Tsushima is coming out next week on July 17, 2020, exclusively on the PS4.
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