It’s not easy for a new license to find a place in the sun these days with all the games coming out every month, and it’s all the more difficult at the start of the year with the months of February and exceptionally busy March. When several games expected for years are released only a few days apart, many more modest titles are forgotten by the general public. Ghostwire Tokyo tried to remedy this tonight with different gameplay segments, and a presentation of its content, which was still very vague until then.
Ghostwire Tokyo is therefore an action-adventure type game, with a supernatural rather than a horrific atmosphere. this time. We play Akito, a man possessed by KK, a spirit with his own goals, while the inhabitants of the city disappear in the mist. The fights use a mix of elemental-based supernatural abilities, as well as exorcist tools like a bow and talismans. Everything can be improved with the experience acquired over the fights, as well as by saving the inhabitants. Defense in fights relies primarily on blocking with good timing. Exploration doesn’t just happen on the sidewalks, a grappling hook also allows you to cling to the tengus in order to explore the rooftops.
Tokyo now suffers from many paranormal effects, such as a life-reducing mist, which can only be cleared by purifying a torii in a temple. Some places are also completely distorted, with time and space constantly distorting, and you will have to find the solution to progress.
If you missed the information, remember that Ghostwire Tokyo is coming to PS5 and PC on March 25. A Deluxe version of the game has also been announced on PS5 exclusively, it gives access to access 3 days before if it is pre-ordered, different cosmetic outfits, a Shinobi outfit and the Kunai as a weapon. This detail is rather ironic, since Bethesda was acquired by Microsoft. The contractual obligations had certainly been negotiated before. It has however been clarified that the game will eventually arrive on other consoles, but later.
FromSoftware’s open world features a location similar to the Nexus, Majula, and Firelink Shrine from Dark Souls: The Roundtable Hold. In this central hub, you can find many special NPCs, artisans, vendors, quest givers and even secrets to explore.
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Aloy is once again illustrated in an unprecedented gameplay video of more than two minutes focused on the game’s side activities.