GhostWire: Tokyo

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By Sam Loveridge published 25 March 22

Feature Ghostwire: Tokyo's tales of final human moments are more chilling than the monsters

By Elizabeth Fryer published 24 March 22

News Shinji Mikami has other genres in his sights

By Josh West published 21 March 22

Review

By Rachel Weber published 14 March 22

feature Skips the scares to put the life in afterlife

By Hope Bellingham published 11 March 22

News The former Tango Gameworks employee announced the news via a cinematic YouTube video

By Edge Magazine published 24 February 22

News “Those real-life experiences of walking around and sensing how the air changes – that’s something I really wanted to capture”

By Hirun Cryer published 15 February 22

News That's Hardhat Tanuki

By Hope Bellingham published 7 February 22

News The game is currently exclusive to PS5 and PC

By Vikki Blake published 6 February 22

news A filesize story that's good news for once

By Rachel Weber published 4 February 22

feature Sinister spirits, magic powers, archery lessons, and cats

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