The international reviews are available now. Ghostwire tokyo Available, and opinions on it are truly divided. Once again, the full spectrum of scores has been included, which makes Tango Gameworks' title particularly interesting.
Opinions here vary widely, ranging from full marks to the lower middle range. This often makes it clear that Ghostwire tokyo It's definitely a matter of taste and outside the mainstream. What one person likes, another might not like at all. Our impressions of Ghostwire tokyo there in our review.
Opinions differ
However, some criticisms are not entirely comprehensible, such as the claim that the story is lengthy when it ultimately only lasts 10 hours, excluding side missions. These side missions are also criticized and portrayed as repetitive, which, in my experience, is absolutely not the case. Ghostwire tokyo Rather, these add-ons complement the story's playtime in a much more meaningful way than in many other games. This was even specifically pointed out in Tango Gameworks' review guide.
Gaminge Age, who gave the title 10 out of 10 points, wrote, for example:
“Seriously, everything about Ghostwire: Tokyo is fantastic and I’m glad I own a PS5. There aren’t many games that justify buying a system, but you could make a pretty convincing argument that this is one of them.”
In the 8-person area, TSA adds:
"Ghostwire: Tokyo wasn't the game I expected from Tango Gameworks, but I definitely enjoyed it. It blends magical FPS action with Japanese mythology and an open-world Tokyo that reminds me of the Yakuza series. It stands out from the crowd, even if it's not exactly groundbreaking. Ghostwire has a lot of potential as a new franchise, and I'm excited to see what Tango Gameworks does with it next."
At the lower end, WGCT concludes:
"Ghostwire: Tokyo is heartbreaking, but not scary. It's not particularly interesting either, and I certainly didn't find it very fun to play. I'm sure genre fanatics will find something to cling to, but nothing has ever made me so addicted that the journey feels compelling."
Here would already be a point after which Ghostwire: Tokyo It's being misclassified into the wrong genre, because it was stated beforehand that it wasn't supposed to be a horror game at all. Further impressions of this kind can be found... on Metacritic You can read up on it, or better yet, simply see the game for yourself. Here's a video that shows the graphical differences between the PS5 and PC versions.
Ghostwire tokyo It will be officially released this Friday.
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