Gostwire Tokyo

Ghostwire: Tokyo is clearly not for everyone. Although it’s not particularly scary, it can definitely cause fatigue due to the haunting, unnerving atmosphere. More often than not, the game feels very depressive, but it’s impossible not to recognize Tango Gameworks’ ability to create unique, interesting worlds to explore. The story is there just to make you mildly interested in the game, which is kind of disappointing. Such an interesting world truly deserves much more exposition and deeper characterization of the cast, but if you’re looking for these traits in Ghostwire: Tokyo, you’re not going to find them. What you’ll find though is an interesting eerie world and lots of Western-like gunplay where you’ll be using your fingers to spit out psychic abilities rather than bullets, and that’s perfectly fine. Review code provided by the publisher. story 7 gameplay 8 concept 9 graphics 7 audio 8 multiplayer 0 final rating 7.5

Ghostwire: Tokyo is a horror-themed shooter that features a cool, ghostly premise and a lavishly rendered open-world Tokyo. However, it doesn't provide many scares or particularly engaging action.

Bij momenten P.T., bij momenten Doctor Strange. Het Shibuya-district van Tokyo vormt het decor van deze enorm bevreemdende Ghostwire: Tokyo. Het paranormale viert alle lusten bot in deze Japanse setting die akelig uniek en waarheidsgetrouw aanvoelt. Van jumpscares in een brandend hospitaal tot zwevende, pratende katten: Japanse folklore is nog nooit zo eng geweest. Hoe strak spant de draad van Ghostwire?