Ghostwire: Tokyo Gets an 18-Minute Gameplay Video

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IGN has posted a new 18-minute gameplay video for Ghostwire: Tokyo. The focus on ray-traced reflections may be seen right away. The makers have made extensive use of technology, from rain effects to glass windows. The game’s concept is that Tokyo has been invaded, and the player must save their family while unraveling the mystery of what caused the disaster.

With features from Control, the graphics are evocative of the cities in Crysis 2. We witness several iconic locations as the protagonist travels across Japan’s capital. YouTubers have already praised the game for its city and graphic quality. The parallels to Control become obvious when the player frees the residents from their ghostly control.

A number of features of the PlayStation 5 version have been optimized for the system.

Stunning visuals: The PlayStation 5 console’s strength and speed let you to experience Tango Gameworks’ unique vision of Tokyo distorted by a mysterious presence thanks to ray tracing and HDR.
Adaptable triggers: Whether using conventional weaponry or supernatural abilities, adaptive triggers immerse you in the action.
Haptic feedback: In Ghostwire: Tokyo, you can feel the strength of your paranormal talents with distinct haptic feedback for each ability and character action.
Fast loading: Thanks to the PlayStation 5 console’s extremely high-speed SSD, you can get right into the action with near-instant load times and travel the haunting streets of Tokyo without waiting.
Tempest 3D AudioTech: Behind you, an ominous giggle. The sound of a dog barking from afar. The 3D audio on the PS5 system will transport you to the gloomy streets of this unusual take on Tokyo.

Ghostwire: Tokyo will be available for PC and PlayStation 5 on March 25. You may find the PC system requirements here.

IGN is the source of this information.

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