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[PlayStation Showcase] Tango Softworks Provide New Look at Ghostwire: Tokyo

One of the more interesting games unveiled back in mid-2020 is Ghostwire: Tokyo from developer Tango Softworks and publisher Bethesda Softworks. In development for the PlayStation 5 and Windows PC (the former as a timed console exclusive determined before Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda), it only makes sense that the 2021 PlayStation Showcase is where we get a new glimpse at the title. Take a look at Tango Softworks' vision of Tokyo, an ultra-modern cityscape of skyscrapers, traditional shrines, narrow alleyways, massive crossings and neon-lit shops... which is also teeming with spirits and supernatural happenings. Expect to add the full game to your collection in 2022.

September 12, 2021

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