Sake in Ghost of Yotei: Finding and Using It
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Sake in Ghost of Yotei: Finding and Using It

Alexandre Alexandre Jollier
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In brief

Sake is an essential strategic resource in Ghost of Yotei, allowing you to quickly recover Resolve without setting up camp or fighting. Discover how to drink it, where to find it, and the pitfalls to avoid in order to make the best use of it on your adventure with Atsu.

Sake offers players in Ghost of Yotei an effective resource for recovering Resolve without having to set up a camp or fight their enemies. Let's learn together how to find and use this strategic resource.

Sake Ghost of Yotei: Retrieval and Use

How to Consume Sake

To consume sake in Ghost of Yotei, simply hold down the D-pad button. Atsu will immediately drink a jar of sake, provided you have some in your inventory. This simple action lets you recover between one and two points of Resolve, an essential resource for progressing through the adventure.

The state of drunkenness is marked by blurred vision and a swaying effect that gives the impression the world is floating around Atsu. These effects will increase if you decide to drink two jars one after the other.

Note

Be careful not to consume too much sake at once: indeed, a third drink will trigger a vomiting animation and you won't be able to interact with your environment anymore, as your screen will be so blurry...

By default, Atsu can carry 2 jars of sake at the same time. If you try to pick up more, an error message will appear. To find out how many jars you have, a quick trip to the Inventory menu, then Resources, is in order.

Finally, it's worth noting that sake is a single-use consumable item. Once drunk, you'll need to find a jar to get its benefits again. These are not reusable containers, but they can be used to distract enemies (or draw their attention) to allow for stealth attacks, or possibly to dazzle two or three opponents for a few moments.

Diehard trophy hunters will learn that the challenge called "Wolf Bait" in Ghost of Yotei involves provoking a wolf's attack with an empty jar of sake.

Sake Ghost of Yotei: Retrieval and Use

Where to Find Sake

Sake can be found just about everywhere in Ghost of Yotei. On the whole, it's found more often in camps, abandoned houses, and outposts. In fact, traces of sake can be found in every inhabited place within Atsu's material existence.

It's common to come across empty open jars in enemy camps. As mentioned above, these jars don't contain sake, unless you're playing with the Snakeskin Armor (available only in the game's digital deluxe edition...).

One could imagine stocking up on sake by buying it directly from merchants in Ainu camps and major gathering places. A jar costs 10 copper coins, and generally, they offer 3 at a time. Note that merchants have stock but replenish their supply, which allows for repeat visits to these same merchants.

The Snakeskin armor has other rather pleasant sake-related benefits early in the game: when worn, it grants notable effects on (empty) jars picked up (a chance they'll be filled with sake), or when a jar is thrown, it explodes on impact into a toxic cloud.

Sake is essential to certain quests and objectives in the game. Some missions must even be completed with Atsu in a drunken state...

Sake Ghost of Yotei: Retrieval and Use

Sake Ghost of Yotei: Retrieval and Use

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Frequently asked questions

How do you drink sake in Ghost of Yotei?
Simply hold down on the D-pad and Atsu will drink a jug of sake from her inventory. This lets her instantly recover between 1 and 2 points of Resolve.
How many jugs of sake can I carry at once?
You can carry 2 jugs of sake at a time by default. If you try to pick up more, an error message will appear. Check your Inventory > Resources menu to see your stock.
Where can I find sake in the game?
Sake is mainly found in camps, abandoned houses, and outposts. You can also buy it from merchants in Ainu camps and major gathering spots for 10 copper coins.
What happens if I drink too much sake?
Drinking two jugs causes noticeable drunkenness, with blurred vision and a swaying effect. A third drink will trigger a vomiting animation and make your screen too blurry to interact with your surroundings.
What are empty jugs used for?
Empty jugs can distract enemies to allow for stealth attacks, temporarily blind opponents, or trigger the "Wolf Bait" challenge by provoking a wolf attack.

Key takeaways

  • Drink sake by holding down on the D-pad to instantly recover 1 to 2 points of Resolve.
  • Be careful not to drink more than two jugs in a row to avoid extreme drunkenness and the invasive blurry screen effect.
  • Find sake in camps, abandoned houses, and outposts, or buy it for 10 copper coins from merchants.
  • Empty jugs can be used to distract enemies or trigger stealth attacks without using up your sake.
  • The Snakeskin Armor increases your chances of refilling found jugs and creates a toxic cloud on impact.

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