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Ghostwire: Tokyo Official Extended Gameplay
- Thread starter Theorry
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I prefer third person over first but I've never understood people on this site who see first person as a deal breaker.
I agree with the minority of this thread, the game looks sick and I want it day one but unfortunately can't fit it in March. Not for the reason people expect though. I decided to limit my game purchases this year to at least one per month and I'm buying two this month so one is going to have to be the March purchase.
I agree with the minority of this thread, the game looks sick and I want it day one but unfortunately can't fit it in March. Not for the reason people expect though. I decided to limit my game purchases this year to at least one per month and I'm buying two this month so one is going to have to be the March purchase.
I am fine with first person, but I will say some people can't do first person due to motion sickness. It's easy to understand in that case.
This looks very good. Though personally a gameplay-focused Tango game is not inspiring much confidence, it's not their strong point lol
But like I said, seems like they haven't lost a touch in art direction and style, so very excited to see where this goes.
But like I said, seems like they haven't lost a touch in art direction and style, so very excited to see where this goes.
I dunno why, but I get strong light gun games vibes from that footage...like those old house of the dead games
This looks like what a Constantine game would be just in open-world Tokyo instead of fictional DC places.
I like it a lot but I'm curious how it'll feel like playing - not in a strict gameplay sense but rather the rhythm of being in the (semi?) open world. It'd be great if it were like Evil Within 2, that felt very fresh in the context of a horror game.
I wonder if we'll get small stories hidden away over the place - that was the best kind of reward for exploring.
I wonder if we'll get small stories hidden away over the place - that was the best kind of reward for exploring.
That's an exciting prospect. A big problem I have with western games is the lack of cool boss fights. So many games even third person one's just have set pieces to end the game on and it's not as fun. I hate that the ending section of Bioshock Infinite is just you fighting waves of dudes. This at least should have some interesting fights.
I really liked that preview. I would like to have a demo to sample the combat for myself to be honest.
I thought this looked way more interesting that I anticipated. Will definitely play it if the reviews are decent.
I saw someone online call this the weeb dishonored and you know what...I would be just fine with that. I'm most likely getting this one. Looks great
This looks pretty darn sick actually. Hadn't really looked into it before. Certainly peaked my interest.
The combat definitely looks cool but yeah, it's hard to tell how it'll feel. Makes me think that the person playing it was being a lot slower and stiffer due to demo purposes. Or at least I hope so.
I'll probably hold of it to be cheaper but considering how fast Deathloop dropped in price, I won't have to wait long.
I'll probably hold of it to be cheaper but considering how fast Deathloop dropped in price, I won't have to wait long.
There's something kind of gross about using that term to describe all Japanese pop culture tho. I see it a lot on the internet and it's unfortunate that a term used to insult westerners interested in Japanese pop culture has been used as a term to identify anything Japanese in games.
BTW, high respect for Tango for creating something entirely fresh and unique... games like these are desperately in my gaming collection library.
I just hope it was marketed as good as Deathloop.. because it's very unfair the game is releasing next month and we just barely got our first deep look few hours ago :\
I just hope it was marketed as good as Deathloop.. because it's very unfair the game is releasing next month and we just barely got our first deep look few hours ago :\
It's in the same genre. We're some kind of exorcist killing evil spirit/ghost. The main character is possesed by some spirit giving him special powers.
I hope we will see other exorcist with all kind of power too It's always cool to see various exorcist power in jujutsu kaisen, they're all pretty creative and cool looking.
This preview took me from playing on Gamepass next year to playing it day one on PC next month
very excited to check it out!
very excited to check it out!
The appeal of seeing different sleeves for your character is simply less than seeing their entire outfit change lol
The pace of the combat also turned me off. The basic attacks seem to lack impact, so dishing them out at a slow pace makes the game seem like it might be boring to play through. I hope the AI of the enemies and the options for combat make for a more varied and fast-paced game than it appears.
There wasn't enough to imply how missions are handled, but the open-world exploration did appear shallow. I would be very disappointed if this was the case.
Feels like the deluxe edition is too much, especially on PC. $20 extra for a couple of outfits, and as far as I can tell the PC version doesn't even get the 3 days early access.
Looks phenomenal. I really like the variety of attacks, and I haven't seen enemy designs this good in a while.
We had an extended hands-off preview session earlier this month
powerup-gaming.com
Ghostwire: Tokyo Preview – I See Dead People - PowerUp!
Tango Gameworks' latest is "karate meets magic" as players explore a digital Tokyo devoid of life. It's refreshing to see a developer like Tango Gameworks draw inspiration from its own history and culture. Founded by Shinji Mikami, of Resident Evil fame, Tango Gameworks has a horror pedigree...
powerup-gaming.com
Ghostwire: Tokyo has a yokai cat that runs a bodega
Ghostwire: Tokyo looks like a lot of fun, but who cares about that! Did you see this floating bodega cat, though?
venturebeat.com
Yeah, this looks like a no-brainer. It probably won't happen. I also can't see this game doing that great when it comes down to sales.
