It’s been a while, but Bethesda’s Ghostwire: Tokyo finally has some new content in the form of the Spider’s Thread update. Available now on PC, PlayStation and (finally) Xbox, the update adds multiple single-player content additions to the game, including a new game mode, added combat abilities, new side missions, enhanced Photo Mode features, and […]
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While we never did get The Evil Within 3 (which it turns out, eventually became Ghostwire: Tokyo), a recent Easter Egg found in developer Tango Gameworks’ newest game seems to hint that we may still get it. Per GamesRadar, fans have noted that Tango Gameworks’ Hi-Fi Rush, which was released back in January for consoles […]
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Before diving into this week’s discussion on The Evil Within 2, Would you kindly listen to last week’s chat celebrating Bioshock’s 15 anniversary? No matter the medium, sequels are notoriously contentious undertakings. Trying to appease everyone rarely results in a sequel that is as beloved as the original, so finding a balance between IP innovation […]
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Audiophiles and fans of Bethesda’s Ghostwire: Tokyo have their chance to splurge today, with pre-orders for Masatoshi Yanagi‘s soundtrack for Ghostwire: Tokyo going up on Laced Records’ website. As you might expect, there are several flavours available, with all orders shipping out this November. The $35USD base version of the Ghostwire: Tokyo soundtrack includes 26 […]
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In Bloody Disgusting’s Ghostwire: Tokyo review, we find comfort in the melancholy as well as the melodramatic of this Tokyo ghost story. Ghostwire: Tokyo is not the follow-up to The Evil Within 2 you might expect from Tango Gameworks. Yet it clearly shares in its predecessor’s DNA. It deals in the art of death, but […]
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In our Ghostwire: Tokyo preview, it seems Tango Gameworks is heading in an intriguing new direction. Does it translate to a good horror experience though? Ghostwire: Tokyo is a game about the lines between the living and the dead. It’s also a game steeped in Japanese mythology. More importantly, however, Ghostwire: Tokyo is the most […]
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Ikumi Nakamura, former Tango Gameworks’ creative director for the upcoming Ghostwire: Tokyo, has founded a new studio called UNSEEN. Referred to as “a borderless and mysterious game development studio”, Nakamura says that the new studio will develop games with a focus on mystery, horror, sci-fi, and the supernatural. In an interview with IGN, Nakamura stated […]
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We’re all stoked for Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo, which had a pre-launch trailer revealed during Sony’s State of Play yesterday. The trailer provides the basis of the game’s story, including the mysterious Hannya’s plan to harvest the souls of Tokyo in order to connect our world to the next, and player protagonist Akido attempting to […]
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March is here, and that means we’re very close to Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo, its first game since 2017’s The Evil Within 2. In fact, you could have a taste of it today if you want. Ghostwire: Tokyo – Prelude is a free visual novel set in the world of the upcoming supernatural game. Not […]
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For you fans of 2017’s The Evil Within 2, you’re probably wondering if there will be a third entry anytime soon. Well, it turns out that Tango Gameworks’ upcoming Bethesda title Ghostwire: Tokyo started out as The Evil Within 3. In a new hands-off demonstration with the upcoming action-adventure horror title, Gamespot reveals that the […]
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We got a Ghostwire: Tokyo preview, and came away impressed by the supernatural new game from Tango Gameworks. I have this strange fondness for seeing normally populated worlds in video games emptied of humanity. Ever played The Forest with enemies turned off? Wandered through some of the quieter ruins of the Seattle suburbs in The […]
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In case you missed the news yesterday, Bethesda’s Ghostwire: Tokyo finally has a release date. Not only that, Sony had a showcase of the game in action earlier, and along with it, more details of what to expect when the game drops. Ghostwire: Tokyo takes place in the aforementioned city after a mysterious fog rolls […]
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It turns out that the PlayStation Store leak was a day off. Publisher Bethesda Softworks and developer Tango Gameworks have announced that Ghostwire: Tokyo will launch March 25 on PlayStation 5 and PC. Accompanying the release date announcement is the announcement of a preview showcase demonstrating gameplay as well as some behind-the-scene details. The showcase […]
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In another case of an online store pulling a “whoopie”, the PlayStation Store had apparently leaked the release date of March 24th for Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo. Spotted by MP1st, the listing for the title has now been scrubbed by the store, but not before screenshots were snagged. While this may indeed be a mistake […]
You remember Ikumi Nakamura from her appearance a few years ago at E3 introducing Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo, right? Since then, she left Tango Gameworks to form her own studio. Nakamura has also now teamed up with Kaizen Gameworks (the folks behind Paradise Killer) to work on their next game. Details are scant at the moment, […]