Ethan Crossfield 
Ghost of Yotei update 2.07 is now available, bringing another round of fixes for problems affecting the game’s recently released Complete Edition content. The October 9 patch is especially important for players spending time in Most Wanted, the new roguelite survival mode, as it further addresses bugs that could interrupt or erase progression.
What happened in Ghost of Yotei update 2.07
Sucker Punch Productions has released version 2.07 for Ghost of Yotei, roughly a week after the October 1 arrival of the Complete Edition. That release added two substantial pieces of content: the Most Wanted survival mode and the Echoes of Sekigahara story expansion.
The latest patch continues the studio’s work on issues tied to that new material. Its most notable changes concern Most Wanted, where certain bugs could result in blocked or lost progress. Update 2.07 also resolves an issue that could leave players looking at a black screen after particular missions in Echoes of Sekigahara.
Beyond those headline fixes, the patch addresses cases in which some content was not being recorded as completed. Sucker Punch also says it has handled a range of other bugs and crashes, though it has not provided a detailed breakdown of every smaller correction.
Why the progression fixes matter
Most Wanted is built around repeat runs through increasingly demanding bounties. Players choose from four characters, gain perks during a run, and use Mon between attempts to unlock techniques, weapon improvements, charms, and additional characters. A progress-tracking issue in a mode structured around repeated advancement can therefore be more damaging than a routine visual bug.
The stakes are higher because some cosmetics earned in Most Wanted can carry into the main game. The Complete Edition also introduced 11 trophies for Most Wanted and 12 for Echoes of Sekigahara, including awards linked to specific completion goals. Most Wanted requires players to clear six standard bounties before Max Threat challenges become available, while the expansion includes objectives tied to Viper Storehouses and the Ashoro Foothills bounty chain.
Patch 2.06 had already tackled multiple Most Wanted progression problems, making 2.07 a continuation rather than a one-off response. The studio’s wording suggests there may still be cases to monitor, but the new update should reduce the risk of a run or completion objective failing to register.
What to watch next
Players who paused their Complete Edition progress because of lost advancement, incomplete tracking, or Echoes of Sekigahara mission issues should install 2.07 before returning. Completion-focused players may particularly benefit from checking whether previously troublesome activities now record correctly.
The key question is whether the new patch resolves the remaining edge cases in Most Wanted. Sucker Punch has described the changes as further corrections, not as a declaration that every progression-related issue has been eliminated. With manual saves unavailable during Most Wanted runs, stability and reliable completion tracking will remain central concerns for the mode’s long-term reception.
What players should do after installing 2.07
- Update before continuing a Most Wanted run or pursuing its bounty progression.
- Retry Echoes of Sekigahara missions if a black-screen issue previously stopped your progress.
- Check whether activities that failed to register as complete now update correctly.
- Keep an eye on Most Wanted progression, as the patch is a further fix rather than a confirmed final solution.
Expert View
Update 2.07 is less about adding new reasons to play than protecting the value of the Complete Edition’s newest content. Most Wanted depends on players trusting that difficult runs, unlocks, and trophy progress will stick. For Sucker Punch, quickly following patch 2.06 with another targeted repair is the right response—but the mode will need sustained stability before its roguelite loop can become the expansion’s strongest selling point.
