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Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition Patch 2.07 Addresses Progress and Black Screen Bugs

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Sucker Punch has released a roughly 1.2GB patch, version 2.07, for Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition. The update fixes bugs that could block or lose progress in Most Wanted, black-screen issues after certain Echoes of Sekigahara missions, and problems with content not registering as complete. It also includes additional crash and bug fixes.

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Sucker Punch, based in Seattle, shipped version 2.07 for Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition on PS5. The roughly 1.2GB download follows the expanded re-release's launch last week and targets several specific faults.

The patch addresses lost or blocked progress in Most Wanted, a new roguelike-inspired mode, and black screens that could occur after select Echoes of Sekigahara missions. It also fixes content that failed to register as finished, alongside other crash and bug corrections. Echoes of Sekigahara is the story expansion exploring Atsu's past.

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Players who already bought Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition may see fewer interruptions and less risk of losing progress, which could improve trust in post-launch support for premium re-releases. Sucker Punch's quick fix may also reassure fans considering the PS5 version, though the impact is likely limited to the game's existing audience and does not extend much beyond entertainment software maintenance.

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