Ghost of Yotei: Miike Mode Guide

Learn more about what you can get out of the Miike Mode in the Ghost of Yotei and how to enable it in the settings.

The Miike Mode is one of the three cinematic modes in Ghost of Yotei. This offers a unique way to immerse yourself in the story as you wander around Ezo. It is a good option if you are interested in replaying the story through a different pair of lenses.

In this article, we will be going over everything you should know about the Miike Mode. Find out how you can trigger it in the game and some pros and cons about using this cinematic mode.

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What Is Miike Mode in Ghost of Yotei?

If you are up for dirt and mud, then this cinematic mode is meant for you (Image via Sucker Punch Productions)

This is a cinematic mode inspired by the work of Takashi Miike, a renowned film director who does not shy away from a bit of blood and gore. You will notice that this mode will have much tighter camera work while you are in combat. The Miike Mode is a subtle flex on how advanced the PlayStation 5 is. This mode can generate that much blood and mud in combat and even dismember or behead enemies. It’s similar to a realistic version of how it would be in a sword fight in 1603 during the Edo period and an homage to the work made by the director.

How To Enable Miike Mode in Ghost of Yotei

The process of turning this mode on is no different from the other options (Image via Deltias Gaming | Sucker Punch Productions)

To enable the Miike Mode, follow these steps:

Press the options button on your DualSense.
Move to the Display settings.
Scroll down and you can find all your options and press the Miike Mode to enable it.

Should You Play in Miike Mode in Ghost of Yotei?

If you have grown tired of the same view setting and want a more realistic and bloody experience, then you should try the Miike Mode for sure. There is nothing to lose, and you can simply disable it when you want to try something else. This is a way for Sucker Punch Productions to pay tribute to the work of Takashi Miike and their influence on the samurai genre. Film enthusiasts and gamers will enjoy this mode and feel like they are sent back in time to the Edo period.