Rise of the Ronin is expanding with new features and content

Since Rise of the Ronin was released two months ago, the game has been a source of very good moments for a lot of players. With its thrilling story set in Japan during the Bakumatsu and an engaging combat system that lets you make use of an ample variety of weapons the game created by Team Ninja offers an experience that is immersive and unique. The game lets you travel across Japan as a masterless samurai in a turbulent period and gives you the opportunity to embark on a thrilling adventure. Also, some notable characters you meet will become your companions if you play well your cards, opening the door to additional branches of the story and exciting interactions in combat.

Coming this week

Rise of the Ronin offers a solid gameplay experience that is about to be expanded with additional content and new features. Team Ninja game producer and director Fumihiko Yasuda has delved into the upcoming additions in a post on PlayStation Blog that reveals many details. The studio will add content with connections to some of its most popular video game franchises. Players will find a Hayabusa-ryu ninja armour set inspired by the protagonist of Ninja Gaiden, and William, the main character of Nioh, will appear donning the iconic Obsidian Armor set from Nioh. 

Other than cosmetics, the upcoming update for Rise of the Ronin will also add five new ally missions, new dojo training partners, and several gameplay improvements that will allow players a wider variety of styles when equipping two weapons of the same type and more. Overall, the changes will make Rise of the Ronin a bit more exciting, especially for those who love other games created by Team Ninja.

The studio has confirmed that the new update will be released later this week, so stay tuned and be ready to patch your game soon. Of course, if you don't own the game and are willing to embark on an epic adventure set in the 1800s Japan, feel free to use our comparator to buy a cheap Rise of The Ronin game code. Remember that the game is exclusive to PlayStation 5 consoles.