Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition Drops October 1: New Story, Roguelike Mode, and Free Upgrades for All
Sucker Punch's open-world samurai action game is getting its definitive edition tomorrow, October 1, 2026, and it brings substantially more content than a typical GOTY repackage. PlayStation Blog confirmed the full contents earlier this year, and now the release is here.
Echoes of Sekigahara: A New Story Set Across Two Time Periods
The headline addition is Echoes of Sekigahara, a new narrative expansion exclusive to the Complete Edition. Set across two different historical periods, it dives into protagonist Atsu's past and the circumstances that shaped her journey for revenge. For players who already finished the base game, it's a clear reason to return—not just a lore side note, but a full story arc.
Ghost of Yōtei: Most Wanted
The Complete Edition also introduces Most Wanted, a brand-new single-player combat survival mode. It's Sucker Punch's take on a roguelike: you work through escalating combat challenges with progression that resets if you fall. It's designed as a replayable, self-contained experience distinct from the main campaign—something to sink into once the credits roll.
What Existing Owners Get for Free
Not everything requires a purchase. The October 1 patch delivers several free additions to all Ghost of Yotei players: Beauty of Yotei (an expanded photo mode), new Watanabe Mode music tracks, armor appearance customization, and a new high-contrast accessibility option. Sucker Punch is essentially using the Complete Edition launch to upgrade the base game for everyone.
Pricing and Availability
The Complete Edition is $69.99 on PS5. Players who already own Ghost of Yotei can buy the Complete Edition Upgrade for just $14.99—both content packs without repurchasing the base game. Ghost of Yōtei earned a Top Critic Average of 87 and a 94% recommendation rate on OpenCritic at launch, so the underlying game holds up.
Players in Asia, Australia, and New Zealand receive access a day later on October 2 due to regional timing.
If you've been waiting for a definitive reason to play—or return to—Ghost of Yōtei, tomorrow is that moment.