Not just because it looks wonderful on PS5, either. It’s done in such a beautiful way, both in its writing and its visuals that you can’t help but be impressed by the entire design of the game. There’s a poignant moment where your backstory plays out. It’s unclear why at first, but there’re a couple of big moments that reveal his full intentions.Īs it nears its conclusion, the sibling relationship of Akito and Mari has some heart-breaking revelations. Akito’s sister Mari is lying in a hospital bed when the main antagonist Hannya takes her. That is one of the key themes at the heart of everything. Throughout the game, you learn more about each other, including details about your families. At first, you don’t get on, and it takes a while for the two of you to work together.
After a purge of the population of Tokyo where people’s spirits have been ripped from their bodies, a mysterious wraith known as former detective KK takes over your body. Although I’d put in a fair amount of time, I felt there was still much to find out. It’s a good thing, really, as the main story isn’t that long. Ghostwire: Tokyo is filled with things to do. However, despite my issues, I began to enjoy fighting the evil spirits that populated Shibuya, harnessing my range of powers and abilities to rip out their cores and find the evil occultist known as Hannya. Movement is slow unless you adjust the sensitivity, and even then I struggled with getting around effectively, especially in combat. The aiming is pretty poor, or at least not particularly responsive or tight. Even after finishing the main story, I wasn’t completely sold on it. It took me a while to get used to the gameplay of Ghostwire: Tokyo.
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