Ghostwire: Tokyo is a first person action game set in Tokyo, with a main character and his spirit sidekick who fight demons and save souls.
Six million players have "explored Ghostwire: Tokyo's spooky streets". That's according to developer Tango Gameworks, which recently took to X/Twitter to share the milestone with its community.
I enjoyed it, but it’s kind of a one and done for me. Like if you 100% it and I mean getting all the spirits… ohhh loudy that was a task, then it’s kind of hard to be motivated to replay it.
Ghostwire: Tokyo has atmosphere and mood in spades, with the empty version of Japan's capital capturing the imagination.
Yep, that’s a big issue for me here too. Also, my biggest gripe with the Batman games, the empty lifeless city.
The Humble Choice June 2023 lineup is here with eight games including Ghostwire: Tokyo and Remnant: From the Ashes.
The article reads: "For the Xbox release, the game has a significant number of changes and additions including new enemies, new abilities, new upgrade paths, polished-up cinematics, photo mode improvements, a large new zone, and a slew of side missions. For those really into the game’s combat, there’s the Spider’s Thread Update, which introduces a 30-floor tower of non-stop combat."
This game looks frickin' cool, and I'm really happy to hear Xbox gave it some extra love!
This game is more of a 6- 7. The content for the Xbox release is there for PS at same time so not sure why people are so confused about that.
The game looks good the city is really beautiful in some parts but the gameplay is where it struggles . Lots of fetch stuff.
The combat is mediocre at best and it really ruins what could be a good game instead of a mediocre game. Plus the story is kind of stupid.