‘Ghostwire: Tokyo’ is a creepy and unique paranormal adventure

s in Ghostwire: Tokyo is fat and tangible, glowing between Akito’s palms and flows from his fingertips with a strong golden strap, tying enemies to each other before blowing it up. From the perspective of the first person, Akito quickly formed his hand into a series of proper forms, forming elemental energy balls and supernatural strings before releasing their strength on the ghost and the devil which hummed along the streets along the streets along the streets along the streets along the streets Sightseeing along the streets along the streets along the streets along the road. Magic is not the only weapon at the Disposal of Akito, but of course the most stylish.

Developers at Tango GameWorks, Studio founded by Resident Evil and Devil May Cry Shinji Mikami, sharing videos on Thursday showing the basic gameplay mechanics of Ghostwire: Tokyo, but they also held a private briefing for a press about 30 minutes. Additional beta recording. The private demonstration focuses on the world-building, battle strategies and utena space that melted the mind that changed several buildings into a time-sensitive psychedelic death trap.

In Ghostwire: Tokyo, mysterious fog rolled the city and devoured all the people touching, trapping their soul in the process, until Tokyo was quiet. The horde of good devil creatures moves, taking a living place. Akito was a young man who woke up in the midst of chaos with a voice named KK in his head and supernatural power in his head, and he began his mission to save his sister and took back the city.

With Tokyo realistic as his background, Ghostwire felt like the first person, paranormal yakuza. Among the neon signs and cars left behind, the streets are packed with enemies that resemble slenderman, light paper ghosts, headless schoolgirls and corruption areas that need to be cleaned by Akito. He traveled around the city on foot, but he also had the ability to allow him to lock up flying creatures and scale skyscraper in one take.

Ghostwire: Tokyo uses the update system based on the power of the soul, using the Akito spirit saves throughout the city to make his magic harder. There is also a shop, which is located in a small shop and is operated by a happy floating cat (whose name is definitely not garfield). Here, Akito can buy food for health and other benefits, or he can only get along with the birth of college for a while.

The latest bits of press preview contained into one multi-storey apartment building. After completing the task in one of the rooms, the world around Akito turned into a trippy horror house, with black goo sliding down the wall and barrier oil-slick made him stuck inside the building. A timer starts beating in the corner of Lefthand on the screen, offering Akito less than 10 minutes to clean the distortion before killing him.

The building around Akito turned upside down and sideways when he walked through the halls, floors and ceilings covered with textures like Amoeba, so they shifted to show a soaking cities in static, and then they were decorated with Black Blobs crawling. Like cockroaches. This section reminded the maze of ashtrays in control, with PT Vibes and Goo Styling by Devils may cry. In the hands-off press demo, Akito found a distortion source and destroyed it with four minutes left on his timer, making it free to explore more.

In the final stage of preview, Akito completed the search given to him by an elidious soul of an old woman – he entered his apartment and saved a useful spirit of the ethereal grip of a terrible and creepy landlord. The characters here are transitories, but they still have a strong personality, a little silly, very spooky, which is very suitable for the tango gameworks style.