Ghostwire: Tokyois due to release in the coming weeks, and fans have been treated to the launch trailer for the game during PlayStation’s latest State of Play. This trailer gives fans another look at what to expect fromGhostwire: Tokyo.
The latest project to be developed by Tango Gameworks and published by Bethesda Softworks will launch on March 25th. The game has its roots planted in the horror genre. In fact,Ghostwire: Tokyostarted asThe Evil Within 3. In the time leading up to launch, many have wondered whatGhostwire: Tokyois actually about, how the story will pan out, and what the moment-to-moment gameplay will consist of.
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The trailer gives some new details regarding the story forGhostwire: Tokyo, along with more glimpses at the combat. The trailer hints at the main motivation behind the story while also doing a great job at showcasing the disturbing enemies that players will be up against. The dark tone of the game is counteracted by the bright colors bursting from the fingertips of the player during combat. This trailer follows adeep dive video intoGhostwire: Tokyolast month that informed fans on what exactly to expect in this intriguing horror title.
Ghostwire: Tokyois Tango Gameworks first project afterThe Evil Within 2, which received stellar reviews. First announced back at E3 2019,Ghostwire: Tokyowas originally slated to release in 2021. However, it was eventually delayed until 2022. This new launch trailer holds its unique-looking combat at the forefront. In addition, it looks as though players will have a selection of powers to choose from in the fight against any and all supernatural foes.
In addition to deep dives and launch trailers, a visual novel has also been released in anticipation of the game’s launch.Ghostwire: Tokyo’s free prelude is a visual novelthat gives players an insight into the story that they will be jumping into on March 25th.
If nothing else,Ghostwire: Tokyocertainly looks intriguing, even for those who aren’t horror fans. Some people may have preferredThe Evil Within 3instead of a new and unproven IP. However, hats off to Tango for trying something new and potentially innovative; something that has certainly grabbed the attention of the gaming industry. At launch,Ghostwire: Tokyowill be exclusive to PC and PlayStation, before hitting Xbox consoles a year later.
Ghostwire: Tokyowill be available on March 25th for PC and PS5.
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