| App Name | Ghost of Tsushima |
|---|---|
| Latest Version | 4.110 |
| Last Updated | 18 juil. 2025 |
| Requirements | Android 4.4 and up |
| Category | Action |
| Size | 3 Go |
| Google Playstore | com.GhostofTsushima.app.apk |
Ghost of Tsushima mobile is an open-world action-adventure set in feudal Japan where you play as Jin Sakai, a samurai defending Tsushima Island from the Mongol invasion. The game is praised for its cinematic combat, beautiful landscapes, and story-driven single-player campaign. The expanded Director’s Cut includes the Iki Island story content and modern PC/console enhancements. WikipediaPlayStation
Many fans want to take Jin’s samurai journeys on the go. The idea of roaming windy fields, dueling bandits, and sneaking through bamboo groves from a phone is attractive — especially to players who travel, commute, or prefer short play sessions. When people search “Ghost of Tsushima mobile” they usually ask: Is there an official mobile port? Can I stream the console/PC version to my phone? What alternatives give a similar samurai vibe?
Originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2020 and expanded as the Director’s Cut for PS5 in 2021, Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut was later released for Windows — bringing the game to PC players as well. The official PC/Steam listing and PlayStation pages list PlayStation and Windows platforms (not mobile). For the authentic PC/Director’s Cut version, see the official Steam store page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2215430/Ghost_of_Tsushima_DIRECTORS_CUT/. WikipediaSteam Store
Short answer: No official mobile port has been released or announced by the developer/publisher as of August 9, 2025. The official product pages and the PC/console release notes list PlayStation and Windows as supported platforms — not Android or iOS. If an official mobile version is released in future, it will be announced by Sucker Punch / PlayStation on their official channels. PlayStationSteam Store
Even without an official mobile port, you can still play the full experience on a phone by streaming or remote play. Here are the best methods:
Remote play from your own console or PC
PS Remote Play lets you stream from your PS4/PS5 to a phone or tablet over your network, making console ownership a way to play on mobile. PlayStation
If you own the PC Director’s Cut, tools like Steam Link can stream games from your desktop to your phone on the same network. Steam Store
Cloud gaming services
Cloud platforms (for example, NVIDIA GeForce NOW and similar services) can run PC/Steam games on remote servers and stream gameplay to phones and tablets — no powerful host PC required. Availability for a given game depends on licensing and catalog support, so check the cloud provider before assuming a title is available. NVIDIA
Third-party hosted PC services
Services like Shadow or other “remote PC” solutions let you run your own Windows environment in the cloud and stream it to a phone. This is effectively running the PC version remotely and can give the full Director’s Cut experience if configured correctly.
Each method has trade-offs — latency, resolution, and control options vary — so choose based on your network quality and how close you want the experience to the original game.
Use a stable 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection (or a strong mobile data connection) to reduce lag and packet loss.
If streaming from a home PC, keep the PC on wired Ethernet to minimize jitter.
Lower in-game graphics on the host machine to reduce encoding load and increase framerate in the stream.
Pair a Bluetooth controller (DualSense, Xbox, Backbone, or other mobile controllers) for far better control than touch-only input.
Configure input mapping and on-screen overlays carefully to match Jin’s moves to the controller layout.
Playing Ghost of Tsushima on a phone is far more enjoyable with a few accessories:
Bluetooth gamepad (DualSense or Xbox controller supported widely).
Phone clip or mount that attaches the phone to the controller.
USB-C wired controller for minimal input lag if your device supports it.
Portable charger for long sessions — streaming can drain batteries fast.
If you want a native mobile game with samurai action rather than streaming, there are several mobile titles that borrow elements of stealth, swordplay, or open-world exploration. These alternatives will simplify mechanics compared to the Director’s Cut but are tuned for touch controls. Always check recent reviews and update history before downloading.
Avoid unofficial or pirated “mobile ports” claiming to be Ghost of Tsushima — they’re often scams or malware. For the authentic game and expansions, use official stores and publisher announcements. The official Steam page for the Director’s Cut is:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2215430/Ghost_of_Tsushima_DIRECTORS_CUT/ . Steam Store
Use the exact keyphrase “Ghost of Tsushima mobile” naturally in your H1 and within the first 100 words.
Break text into short paragraphs for easier mobile reading.
Add gameplay screenshots or a short embedded clip of a streamed session — visuals increase engagement.
Place the official Steam link in a clear spot (purchase/learn-more CTA) to build reader trust.
Add an FAQ (below) that answers quick search queries — FAQ sections often help with search snippets.
Q: Is there a Ghost of Tsushima mobile app?
A: No — as of August 9, 2025, there is no official Ghost of Tsushima mobile port from Sucker Punch / PlayStation. The game’s official pages list PlayStation consoles and Windows (Director’s Cut) as supported platforms. WikipediaPlayStation
Q: How can I play Ghost of Tsushima on my phone?
A: Stream it. Use PS Remote Play (from your PS4/PS5) or stream the PC Director’s Cut using Steam Link, a cloud service like GeForce NOW (if the game is supported), or a remote PC hosting service. PlayStationSteam StoreNVIDIA
Q: Will the game be released on mobile one day?
A: Anything’s possible, but there’s been no official announcement about a mobile port. Watch official PlayStation / Sucker Punch channels for any future news. Sucker PunchPlayStation.Blog
Q: Can I use mods when I stream to mobile?
A: If you’re streaming the full PC game from your own machine, mods installed on that PC will appear in the streamed session. Cloud-hosted catalog streaming typically won’t include custom mods. NVIDIA
Q: Is streaming data-heavy?
A: Yes — streaming high-resolution gameplay uses significant data. Use Wi-Fi where possible or lower the stream resolution to save mobile data.