Way of the Samurai 4 Is Coming To PC

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Way of the Samurai 4 is coming to PC via Steam, U.K. publisher Ghostlight have announced. The game was originally exclusive to PlayStation 3, and Ghostlight are working alongside developers Acquire and Spike Chunsoft to port it to PC.

 

Way of the Samurai 4 takes place in the mid 19th century, as Japan has begun to open its borders to the Western world. You play as a master-less samurai that takes on tasks for three conflicting factions. You can read Siliconera’s playtest of the game here.

 

A release date for the game hasn’t been announced yet, but Ghostlight say they’re hard at work on the PC conversion and will have more news to share in the “very near future”.


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