Lenita Dauphin

From what I've heard and experienced, the true complexity lies in the 'Vengeance Meter' and not just the final choice. Ghost of Yotei tracks Atsu's emotional state and ruthlessness throughout the game. If you choose the more brutal, less diplomatic options in every major questline, it locks you into one of the more tragic endings. If you show restraint and try to build genuine alliances (a big new mechanic), you open up the possibility for a more hopeful, albeit still bittersweet, conclusion. So, yes, there are multiple endings, but they are built over the entire course of the game, not just a button prompt at the end. It's a fantastic piece of narrative design!