Ghostwire: Tokyocomes out in just a few days, and it marks Tango Gameworks’ first new release since 2017’sThe Evil Within 2.Ghostwire: Tokyoreceived mixed-positive reviewsfrom critics, with most of the complaints directed towards the pacing and combat. On the other hand, the world-building, side quests, and character dynamics are all said to be engaging.
The game launches on PC and PS5 as a timed console exclusive, and players will find all of the uniquefeatures of the DualSense controller used inGhostWire: Tokyo. The action-adventure game will ship with support for adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, and the controller’s built-in speaker. Tango Gameworks has also confirmed ray tracing, DLSS, and FSR for the PC version, so it looks like the game will make good use of the hardware on each platform. The developer has now revealed the launch times for the PC version ofGhostwire: Tokyo.
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Tango Gameworks made a new post on Steam detailing information related toGhostwire: Tokyo’srelease. It first briefly introduces the game and confirms that anyone who pre-orders it will receive the Hannya Outfit as a bonus.
The global launch times forGhostwire: Tokyoare as follows:
The post also confirms that players can start preloading the game from 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 5 PM GMT on March 22, and the developer has shared a handy map that shows launch times for different regions. Fans can expect the PS5 version to unlock at midnight, local time.
Tango Gameworks also shared a spec sheet that gives more detailed information on thePC system requirements forGhostwire: Tokyo. The minimum and recommended requirements were revealed last month, but fans now have access to a full sheet with seven different settings categories. PlayingGhostwire: Tokyoat the highest level of ray tracing will need an RTX 3080 or an RX6900XT, but many players should not have difficulty meeting the minimum requirements.
In addition toGhostwire: Tokyo, March 25 also features a couple of other notable releases.Kirby and The Forgotten Landreleases for the Nintendo Switch, withTiny Tina’s Wonderlandscomes out on almost all platforms. Many great games have already launched in Q1 of 2022, withElden Ring,Horizon Forbidden West, andDestiny 2: The Witch Queenbeing the year’s highlights.
Ghostwire: Tokyolaunches on March 25 for PC and PS5.
