| Trophy Name | Rarity | Achievement Description | How to Unlock |
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| Legendary Onryo | Platinum | Unlock all trophies. | Collect every trophy in the main game. The Legends DLC pack is separate. |
| The Onryo Rests | Gold | Find a future beyond the hunt. | Finish the main story and complete Atsu’s final hunt. |
| Master Bounty Hunter | Gold | Complete all Bounties. | Complete every bounty posted on regional bounty boards. New bounties appear as you progress, so save this for cleanup if needed. |
| Way of the Yari | Silver | Help Sensei Takahashi defend his dojo. | Finish Sensei Takahashi’s full Yari questline in Ishikari Plain to unlock the weapon and earn the trophy. |
| Way of Kusarigama | Silver | Help Master Enomoto confront his grandson. | Complete Master Enomoto’s Kusarigama questline in Teshio Ridge. |
| Way of the Odachi | Silver | Help defend Master Yoshida’s dojo in the final battle. | Finish Master Yoshida’s Odachi storyline through the final battle in Tokachi Range. |
| For All Occasions | Silver | Unlock all armor sets. | Collect every armor set, including side tales and mythic tales. This is mainly an endgame cleanup. |
| Body, Mind, and Spirit | Silver | Complete all Bamboo Strikes, Shrine Climbs, and Hot Springs. | Finish every Bamboo Strike, Shrine Climb, and Hot Spring across the map. |
| Moments of Reflection | Silver | Find 30 Altars of Reflection. | Interact with 30 Altars of Reflection — not every altar in the game is necessary. |
| For the Living | Silver | Remove all Yotei Six Camps from Ezo. | Liberate each Yotei Six Camp on the map. |
| The Snake | Bronze | Cross the first name off your sash. | Progress the main story until you eliminate your first name on the sash. |
| The Oni | Bronze | Extinguish the fire of a cruel warlord. | Continue the story until you defeat the Oni target. |
| The Kitsune | Bronze | Send Saito’s spymaster back into the shadows. | Continue the story until Saito’s spymaster is dealt with. |
| The Dragon | Bronze | Defeat the favored firstborn. | Finish the story until the Dragon is defeated. |
| The Spider | Bronze | Defeat the son of a tyrant. | Finish the story until the Spider is defeated in a later encounter. |
| The Woman Behind the Mask | Bronze | Show mercy to the innkeeper’s daughter. | Earn this during The Tale of the Kitsune story choice that involves mercy. |
| Twin Wolves | Bronze | Reunite with a ghost from the past. | Continue the main story until reuniting with the ghost from Atsu’s past. |
| Wrath of the Onryo | Bronze | Relive the Night of the Burning Tree. | Progress the story until the Burning Tree flashback sequence triggers. |
| From One Ghost to Another | Bronze | Acquire the blade of a legendary hero. | Complete The Storm Blade mythic tale in Oshima Coast and claim the legendary blade. |
| Sitturaynu | Bronze | Share a meal with Huci. | Complete The Heart of an Ainu side quest chain in Nayoro Wilds and finish the meal scene with Huci. |
| A Moment to Breathe | Bronze | Achieve a perfect score in Ku-e-shinok. | Play the Ku-e-shinok mini-game in Yotei Grasslands and hit all six rings in one perfect run. You can retry if needed. |
| Unrivaled | Bronze | Defeat Takezo the Unrivaled on Mount Yotei. | Complete the Dueling Trees chain to unlock the mythic tale, then defeat Takezo. |
| Kunai Defender | Bronze | Help Hana protect her farms. | Finish Hana’s farm defense questline in Teshio Ridge. |
| Gift for Destruction | Bronze | Help Ina fend off Oni Raiders. | Complete Ina’s Bomb Maker questline in Ishikari Plain. |
| Naming a Friend | Bronze | Choose a name for your horse. | Finish the early side tale at the stables where you name your horse. |
| From The Hip | Bronze | Perform a Pistol Parry during a Standoff. | Unlock the pistol, upgrade it at the Altars of Reflection, start a standoff, and use the pistol finisher when prompted. |
| The Owl’s Talon | Bronze | Use a Kusarigama assassination from a distance. | Finish the Kusarigama storyline, unlock assassination skills, and perform a ranged stealth kill from behind. |
| Sayonara | Bronze | Knock an enemy off a cliff with Shoulder Charge or Typhoon Kick. | Use Typhoon Kick with Yari or Shoulder Charge from the survival tree to push enemies to their death, ensuring the fall is fatal. |
| You Dropped This | Bronze | Disarm an enemy and kill them with their own weapon. | Disarm an enemy, pick up their weapon, and kill them with it. Weaken the enemy first for easier success. |
| The Horror | Bronze | Make 20 enemies collapse in fear using Onryo’s Howl. | Use Onryo’s Howl repeatedly until 20 enemies are scared. The count is cumulative across the game. |
| Wolf Bait | Bronze | Trigger a Wolf kill with an empty sake jar. | Unlock wolf summons, throw an empty sake jar at an enemy, and let the wolf finish them. |
| Two as One | Bronze | Complete a successful Standoff or Assassination with a companion. | Perform a paired maneuver with a partner during a standoff or assassination, often occurring naturally. |
| Brush Fire | Bronze | Kill an enemy by setting grass on fire. | Unlock fire arrows, ignite tall grass, lure an enemy into the flames, and ensure the fire kills them. |
| Very Persuasive | Bronze | Interrogate 10 enemies. | Use interrogation prompts during fights and bounty encounters; it will happen naturally. |
| Charming | Bronze | Upgrade 10 charms at least once. | Upgrade different charms individually; repeating the same does not count multiple times. |
| Like Father, Like Daughter | Bronze | Fully upgrade the Wolf Blade. | Complete all upgrades in the forge, especially late-game materials for final enhancements. |
| Spear Fishing | Bronze | Spear five fish with the Yari. | Finish the Yari storyline to get the weapon, then fish at spots marked with white circles. The quest grants one automatically. |
| Good with Coins | Bronze | Win a charm playing Zeni Hajiki. | Keep playing at a gambling den until you win a charm. Some dens highlight “New Charm” rewards. |
| Fireside Performance | Bronze | Play a shamisen song while camping. | Set up camp nearby, open the camp menu, and play a shamisen song — even the default counts. |
| Sake Flight | Bronze | Collect 10 full jars of sake. | Loot camps and buildings; you’ll naturally gather enough jars for this. |
| Purely Decorative | Bronze | Collect 30 vanity gear items. | Gather or buy clothing dyes, weapon skins, and other vanity items mainly through exploration and bounty cleanup. |
| Tools of a Warrior | Bronze | Collect all melee weapons. | Find every melee weapon, many tied to side tales and sensei quests; completing those unlocks most. |
| Take Aim | Bronze | Collect all ranged weapons. | Obtain every ranged weapon available in the game. |
| Quick Draw | Bronze | Collect all quickfire weapons. | Gather all weapons that fire quickly. |
| Inheritance | Bronze | Collect your parents’ charms from Mount Yotei. | Complete the Mount Yotei Shrine climb and pray at the summit to gather both charms. You can do this after free exploration begins. |
| Gifts for a Ghost | Bronze | Collect eight offerings left for the Onryo. | Gather offerings from gift altars at inns and locations; story progress provides more than enough. |
| Trickster Fox | Bronze | Solve all Nine Tails’ puzzles. | Complete every puzzle box in the game. |
| An Artist’s Eye | Bronze | Finish all sumi-e paintings. | Complete every sumi-e painting location across the map. |
| Memento | Bronze | Customize a scene in Photo Mode. | Open Photo Mode, change any setting (camera, contrast, emotes). You don’t need to save a screenshot. |
| Guardian of Inari | Bronze | Earn the Fox Mask after finishing all Fox Dens. | Complete each Fox Den, then claim the Fox Mask. |
| Like Mother, Like Daughter | Bronze | Learn all shamisen songs. | Play all songs, often tied to side tales; this generally completes during exploration and quest cleanup. |
| Wolves of Ezo | Bronze | Finish all Wolf Dens. | Complete every Wolf Den activity across the map. |
| Child of the Mountain | Bronze | Solve all Mountain Reliquary puzzles. | Complete each Reliquary puzzle across the map. |
| Speaking with the Land | Bronze | Bow or play your shamisen at ten special spots. | Visit ten locations marked as special places and perform the required interaction, such as bowing or playing. There are more than ten available in the game. |
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How to Complete All Trophies in Ghost of Yotei and Solve Secrets
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How to Complete Ghost Master and Solve Challenges in Where Winds Meet
Where Winds Meet features more than twelve World Bosses, each with unique attack patterns and mechanics to learn. After clearing the toxic fog from the Mistveil Forest, you’ll be able to locate and battle a World Boss there.
The Ghost Master specializes in possession and fights from a distance using a crimson umbrella to control the battle. Here’s everything you need to know to succeed against her, including how to dodge her attacks.
Ghost Master Location
The Ghost Master can be found in the northeast part of Mistveil Forest in Keifeng. She is only accessible after you clear the fog in that area as part of the Encounter quest called The Ephemeral Blight. You can begin this quest by trying to venture into the forest.
Fight Walkthrough
The battle starts with the Ghost Master conjuring two umbrellas and throwing them at you in an arc. Dodging these can be challenging because they track your movements. The best strategy is to parry them to avoid damage.
She also has two melee umbrella attacks. The first involves a quick swipe to the left, then right—parry the second hit, but the first can be dodged or parried. After enough practice, parrying both hits becomes easier.
A similar attack involves her spinning and sending out the umbrella, which hits three times as it circles her. This attack starts similarly to her melee strikes, but the timing for parries is different, so approaches should be cautious.
Her red attack looks like her melee umbrella swings, but she disappears afterward and reappears behind you, dashing forward with her umbrella. Parry this hit to counterattack effectively.
The gold attack involves her vanishing repeatedly, then reappearing to strike. You can hear an accompanying sound effect that signals her reappearance, which helps you dodge in time.
One of her most exploitable moves is when she floats backward into the air, then summons multiple small umbrellas. She fires these at you at regular intervals before diving at you. Parrying each umbrella deals significant damage to her Qi gauge. Be sure to dodge the dive attack afterward, as it has a longer wind-up than the umbrellas.
Phase 2
In the second phase, her umbrella attack is slower and involves swiping with a closed umbrella. Once she begins winding up, you have a brief window to attack before she parries the first hit, and another for the second hit.
Immediately after, she summons four spirits that attack you. When they die, they leave a circular area that inflicts Possessed status, freezing you temporarily. This opens you up to an uninterruptible attack from her.
If you don’t kill the spirits quickly, she will automatically possess you, so swift elimination is crucial. Area-of-effect weapons work well here.
Next, she performs two quick slashes, then jumps into the air and slams her umbrella down, causing a second damaging hit. Moving out of the area in time will prevent the second strike.
Spider Lily Attack and Spider Lilies
Later in the fight, she moves to the arena’s center and calls down spider lilies that explode upon hitting the ground. Staying stationary and parrying incoming energy waves is the best way to handle this. Only move if a lily drops directly overhead.
If you parry several hits of this attack, you’ll also chip away at her Qi gauge significantly.
Tips for the Fight
The battle can be tough but manageable with proper strategy. Summoning an ally like Yi Dao can help draw spirits’ attention, giving you room to attack and evade more easily. Focus on timing your parries and dodges to prevent taking heavy damage, and stay alert to her attack signals.
This fight’s mechanics require patience and precise timing, but with practice, you’ll be able to overcome the Ghost Master.
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How to Use Death Head Possession in Repo for Completing and Solving
Semiwork has added a new, chaotic, and sometimes frightening feature to the unique physics-based horror game, Repo. The game’s large Monster Update was released just in time for Halloween and brought along new items, monsters, and changes to how your semibot behaves.
For many players, the new monsters are the main focus of this update. But quietly, a new feature called “Death Head Possession” has been introduced, giving your semibot a new way to interact with haunted levels and your teammates who are still vulnerable to lurking enemies. Here’s what you should know about controlling your own Death Head.
What Is Death Head Possession?
When you die in Repo, and your teammates are still alive, you’re left as just a lone head. You can’t move, talk, or signal your teammates unless they have the Map Player Count Upgrade, which shows how many semibots are still alive. Without it, no one will know you’ve died or where your head is waiting for collection.
Now, you can make yourself useful—or annoying—while waiting to be revived. You can use your semibot head to move toward the truck, distract monsters, help locate the next extraction point, or prepare yourself to come back to life. Additionally, you can use proximity chat to communicate with your team more easily.
How to Use Death Head Possession
After dying, your head needs some time to recharge before you can use it again. Until your semibot’s avatar opens its eyes, you’ll observe your teammates normally. When ready, pressing ‘E’ allows you to possess your head, giving you control. You can switch back to normal spectating the same way.
To move as your death head, hold and release the spacebar. This makes your head hop around, but only for a limited time. The initial charge of your head doesn’t last long, so you’ll often find yourself waiting for it to recharge. If timed well, this can become a helpful tactic.
Tip: If controlling your death head is fun for you, consider upgrading the Battery at the Service Station. This upgrade increases how long you can keep your head active, although the recharge time remains the same.
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Unique Shamisen Spots for Completing or Solving in Ghost of Yotei
The Speaking With The Land Trophy is likely the most difficult one to unlock in Ghost of Yotei. It’s not really about how hard the task is to perform, but because the instructions are pretty vague. The game tells you to bow or play your shamisen at ten “special places” around Ezo, but it doesn’t give much detail about what exactly this means.
Fortunately, the clues are straightforward. These locations are marked by small wooden signs that show a samurai bowing. Each sign has a bow on it, and playing your shamisen at any of these spots will count toward the trophy. There is no in-game checklist, and they won’t show up on your map after you’ve found them.
You can track your progress using the trophy itself, which will fill from zero to ten as you discover each location. Once you’ve unlocked the entire map, finding these spots doesn’t take long. Now, let’s go over where to find each one.
Yotei Grasslands – Southern Coast
The first spot is near the water that extends into the shore of the Southern Coast in the Yotei Grasslands.Yotei Grasslands – Lake Shikotsu
This location is on the eastern edge of Lake Shikotsu, about halfway down. It’s close to your home, so it should be quick to get.Yotei Grasslands – Sarubetsu River Altar
Located where the Sarubetsu River splits into a Y shape, this sign is under a yellow tree. It’s also near the Pit of Reflection.Ishikari Plain – Near Rumoi River
South of Rumoi River (specifically between the words “Rumoi” and “River” on the map), you’ll find this sign in a field of purple flowers next to a thin tree.Ishikari Plain – Ishikari River
On the riverbank where the Ishikari River splits into a Y, there’s a small patch of dry land with the sign.Tokachi Range – Huranui’s Rest Inn
This location is just behind Huranui’s Rest Inn at another Y-split in the river. If you fast travel to the inn and turn around, you’ll see it after a few steps.Tokachi Range – Amber Respite Shrine
At the entrance of this shrine, in the northwest corner of the range, there’s a raised flat rock in the lake facing the waterfall. The sign is there.Nayoro Wilds – Cukpet Hills
In a campsite by the river you started on, you’ll find this sign along the riverbank. It is directly south once you arrive in the area.Teshio Ridge – Abandoned Village
On a raised rock outside the Abandoned Village north of Sakura Woods, this sign overlooks the lake. You’ll need to climb the looping path to reach it.Oshima Coast – Seijani Temple
As you go into Seijani Temple, continue forward to the main building, then turn left toward the waterfall. The sign is at the water’s edge, and that marks the last “special place” needed to earn the trophy. -

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How To Locate the Sarufutsu Lighthouse for Completing Encounters in Ghost of Yotei
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Encounters of the Wild is one of the most exciting stories in Ghost of Yotei, but it requires a bit of effort to complete. To advance this quest, you need to find and enter the Sarufutsu Lighthouse located in the Teshio Ridge. Here’s how to do it.
Like many of the Nine Tails locations in Ghost of Yotei’s Teshio Ridge, this lighthouse involves solving a puzzle. But there’s more to this story than just the puzzle—this is one of the most interesting and rewarding spots in the game. Don’t miss out on exploring it.
Where to Find the Sarufutsu Lighthouse
The Sarufutsu Lighthouse is marked on the map, but it’s not on the Sarufutsu River as the name might suggest. Instead, it’s located much further south. Specifically, it’s in a small area on the southern part of the east coast that juts out before the map’s edge turns into unreachable territory. The lighthouse is a large tower, so it’s hard to miss, though it might be in a different spot than you expect.
How to Solve the Sarufutsu Lighthouse Puzzle
Inside the lighthouse, you’ll find two empty plinths in front of the door. To open the door and continue with Encounters of the Wild, you need to place a fox statue on each plinth. The statues are already in the room but won’t move on their own. Next to them, there are larger fox statues on either side. By rotating these larger statues properly, you can free the smaller fox statues so they can be placed on the plinths. The key is to make both large foxes face inward. Once done, pick up the small fox statues and position them facing away from each other.
After solving the puzzle, you’ll be taken into a Nine Tails fortress. Don’t worry—there’s no combat to face here.
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Where to Find the Grandson in Sorrow in Snow in Ghost of Yotei
Throughout your gameplay in Ghost of Yotei, you’ll receive various requests from villagers. One of the more challenging quests is called “Sorrow in Snow.” In this task, a worried grandfather asks you to find his grandson, who might be lost in the snow. The problem is, he provides only a vague location, which is regularly blocked by rocky ridges and small mountains.
Searching in this unclear area isn’t as straightforward as in some of the more open and flat regions of the map. We’re here to help you not just reach the destination, but also figure out how to navigate the cold, rocky slopes to get there.
### How to Reach the Grandson in Sorrow in Snow
The easiest way to complete Sorrow in Snow is if you’ve already unlocked the Pillar of the Fallen, located just south of the Deserted Village and north of the Old Home. If you have it, fast travel to this point, then turn 180 degrees. From there, you’ll see the edge of a ridge on your left side.
Go toward the ridge, and you’ll spot a tree stump sticking out on the opposite side. Jump to grab this stump with R2. A few steps forward, you’ll find a smoldering fire. Interact with the fire to trigger a cutscene, then slide down the nearby rocky slope to reach the grandson, who is under attack. During the fight, focus on enemies targeting him to keep him alive.
Once the enemies are defeated, talk to the grandson. This will finish the quest, and you’ll need to return to the grandfather to officially complete it.
If you haven’t unlocked the Pillar of the Fallen, you’ll need to find a way to climb up this ridge. Head to about 7 o’clock on the main quest marker in the golden circle that indicates the quest area. There’s a rocky cliff with some white grips on the left side that you can use to climb up.
Climb the rocks and follow the ridge around. Soon, you will see the tree stump mentioned earlier. Jump on it as described, and if you want, you can go a few more steps past the stump to collect a cosmetic item from the Pillar of the Fallen.
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Where To Find The Ghost Of Tsushima Helmet And Mask While Completing Ghost Of Yotei
Many players interested in Ghost of Yotei will likely be fans of Ghost of Tsushima, considering Yotei is a sequel. However, unlike many sequels, this one doesn’t continue right after the previous game. Instead, there are 400 years between the stories, so don’t expect many direct connections.
Yotei is set in a different part of Japan with its own story, and the main character has no ties or knowledge of Jin Sakai. These games stand alone but are linked by being samurai games developed by the same studio. Think of it as an anthology series—if a third game happens, it might follow a different Japanese warrior in another region and period, dealing with new challenges.
Despite the story differences, there are familiar elements from Tsushima in Yotei. Fans will recognize the gameplay mechanics and open-world activities, which are more advanced here. There’s also a small narrative link: you can find Jin’s old house and some relics from Tsushima.
Where to find Jin Sakai’s house:
To locate Jin’s house, first travel to the Oshima Coast region. When you arrive, go south-west to find the storyteller near the Forgotten Shrine. Talk to him to begin this part of the story and gain access to Jin’s house.Afterward, players will go through some platforming to reach a clearing with a waterfall, called the Lost Shinobi’s Den. Inside, you’ll discover Jin’s old hideout. Later, his house, surrounded by traditional pampas grass, becomes visible. During exploration, be sure to pick up the Stag Helmet inside.
There’s also a cave where Jin’s Storm Blade sword is kept. However, when interacting with it, it will be stolen, setting up a chase. You’ll go through more platforming until you reach a withered tree by Jin’s grave. Here, you will fight enemies to retain the Storm Blade and recover Jin’s iconic Ghost Mask.
What Tsushima items are in Ghost of Yotei:
While Jin’s old armor is present in the game, it has rusted away and cannot be taken. Still, you can obtain three notable items from this story. Inside Jin’s house, find his antler helmet, known as the Stag Helmet. Shortly after, you’ll also find the Storm Blade, which will be taken from you and must be chased down—a key part of the story.At Jin’s grave, once you defeat enemies, you will gain the Storm Blade and be able to use it to fight. With the Blade, you unlock the Dance of Wrath ability. This attack can be used even if you aren’t wearing the Storm Blade cosmetic. After defeating all enemies, you can also collect Jin’s Ghost Mask.
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Worldwide Sweep Targets ‘Ghost’ Cybercrime Network: 51 Arrested
Law enforcement agencies from several countries have taken down an encrypted communication platform known as Ghost, which had become a vital resource for criminal groups involved in drug trafficking and money laundering.
Coordinated by Europol, this operation led to the arrest of 51 suspects across various nations, and more arrests are expected to follow.
Ghost was notorious for its sophisticated security features, allowing criminals to operate discreetly while planning extensive illegal activities.
The platform’s shutdown marks a major blow to international organized crime networks that depended on it for their operations.
Jean-Philippe Lecouffe, the Deputy Executive Director of Europol, referred to the operation as “a global game of cat and mouse,” stressing that this round has come to an end. The crackdown successfully dismantled the platform and disrupted numerous criminal operations.
Authorities have confiscated weapons, drugs, and over 1 million euros (approximately $1.11 million) in cash. Furthermore, the operation led to the shutdown of a drug lab in Australia and helped avert several potential public safety threats.
Catherine De Bolle, Europol’s Executive Director, underscored the significance of the operation, stating that Ghost served as “a lifeline for serious organized crime.”
She assured the public that no matter how concealed they think their activities are, criminal networks cannot escape the united efforts of international law enforcement.
This extensive operation involved collaboration from law enforcement agencies in Australia, Canada, France, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United States.
This global teamwork highlights a shared commitment to fighting international organized crime.
As the investigation progresses, additional disruptions to illegal activities are expected, representing a significant victory in the battle against global criminal networks.
