Morality systems are always a tricky thing to get right in gaming. Far too often, morality systems can feel too linear, with the player being presented with just two choices: good or bad. More often than not, these choices end up feeling rather artificial, and while games like Fallout: New Vegas and Disco Elysium capture a novel sense of freedom with their morally gray choices, it's often better for some games to just avoid a morality system altogether, just like Ghost of Tsushima did.