Ghostwire: Tokyo available in Early Access, new accolades trailer

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Bethesda and Tango Gameworks have released the Early Access version of Ghostwire: Tokyo It has been released. To coincide with this, the official accolades trailer has been shown.

Ghostwire: Tokyo From the creators of Resident Evil, this action-adventure game requires players to master the powerful arts of Ethereal Weaving. This skill must be used to defeat the diabolical Hannya, who, along with his followers known as "Visitors," is terrorizing Tokyo. These supernatural beings roam the stunning world of Tokyo, creating a unique atmosphere – a love letter to the city, its curiosities, and its secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Early Access now available

Anyone who owns the digital deluxe edition of Ghostwire: Tokyo Anyone who purchases it from the PlayStation Store can access it immediately and thus start playing before the official release on Friday. The Streetwear Outfit Pack, the Shinobi Outfit, and the Kunai Weapon are also included in the Deluxe Edition.

Tango Gameworks' presumably last game on PlayStation completely won us over. our review is it [called:

"Tango Gameworks' title demonstrates in so many aspects what the PS5 is capable of when you don't have to consider any other platform. The Japanese ghost story is consistently interesting, the gameplay feels powerful and satisfying, and technically it's a real spectacle. The art and design are also refreshingly different, and you're offered so many wonderful glimpses into Japanese culture and history that you can easily overlook minor flaws."

More impressions of Ghostwire: Tokyo The new Accolades trailer also delivers.

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