PlayStation says Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition arrives Oct. 1, bringing a new narrative expansion, a new single-player combat survival mode, and quality-of-life updates.
The expansion is Ghost of Yōtei: Echoes of Sekigahara, which PlayStation describes as a new narrative expansion. The company also says Ghost of Yōtei: Most Wanted is a new single-player combat survival mode, and describes it as its own spin on a roguelike. According to PlayStation, players accept bounties to start new runs, and defeating enemies earns perks and unlocks additional playable characters.
According to the same PlayStation post, buyers of the Complete Edition can immediately play the main game and Ghost of Yōtei Legends, while Echoes of Sekigahara and Most Wanted arrive with patch v2.0. PlayStation says that patch is available Oct. 1 globally and Oct. 2 in some territories, including Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Players who already own Ghost of Yōtei can get the new add-ons through a Complete Edition upgrade.
Some Oct. 1 patch additions are also headed to players who do not buy the new edition or upgrade. PlayStation says all Ghost of Yōtei owners will get quality-of-life updates, including the option to keep one armor set's appearance while using another set's stats, plus a new high-contrast accessibility option.
PlayStation also says the Complete Edition includes new photo mode stamps, additional cosmetics for New Game Plus, and new Trophies for Echoes of Sekigahara and Most Wanted.
Separately, an X post from user KAMI said, "Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition reviews are live" and added that it "sounds like" the DLC takes around eight to 10 hours to complete. The same post described Most Wanted as a "pretty sizeable new addition" with "lots to unlock," and mentioned "new characters like Jin Sakai and more."
Those details remain unverified in the supplied evidence. The supplied PlayStation post confirms the Complete Edition's Oct. 1 launch, the existence of Echoes of Sekigahara and Most Wanted, and patch-v2.0 quality-of-life additions, but it does not confirm the social post's claims about review timing, DLC length, or impressions of the new mode.
