Probably the last major first-party PS4 exclusive has nailed down a release date. Earlier this week, Sony released a new Ghost of Tsushima teaser as part of their latest State of Play show, and promised to show more at The Game Awards 2019. Well, they delivered, with a new full-length trailer featuring plenty of bloodshed and a peek at some of the game's beautiful environments.

　　Autumn-leaf-bathed forests, seaside cliffs, gorgeous temples, wide open plains, and a whole lot more. It definitely doesn't look like Ghost of Tsushima's open world will suffer from a lack of variety. You can check out the new trailer, below.

　　Sucker Punch communications manager Andrew Goldfarb had this to say about Ghost of Tsushima, which he promises is the studio's biggest game ever "by a wide margin".

　　Today, we debuted a brand-new trailer that delves deeper into the identity our hero is forced to adopt in order to save his home: The Ghost. While Jin starts our game as a samurai, he’ll learn skills and adopt tactics that are decidedly not samurai-like, and you can get a small taste in the footage we revealed today. In the months ahead, we’ll share more about Jin, the threats he faces, the allies that help him along his journey, and what he’ll have to give up to become this new kind of warrior.

　　As I mentioned, Ghost of Tsushima is huge – the biggest game Sucker Punch has ever made by a wide margin. Our trailer includes some quick glimpses of the vibrant, diverse open world you’ll get to explore, but we’ve barely scratched the surface.

　　The box art for Ghost of Tsushima, which shows Jin sporting some of his weapons and upgrades, has also been revealed...

　　Ghost of Tsushima slices and dices on PS4 on summer of 2020. What do you think? Are you already sharpening your blade in anticipation?