Ghostwire: Tokyo

This game should be great, but it really isn't. The world looks great, and walking through it is nice, but that's about everything it has going for it. The story starts of interesting, but the payoff is bad, and the emotional scenes really don't hit. Finally the combat, which is the main point of the game, is really bad. Enemies are all bullet sponges, fighting feels like something to avoid rather than enjoy, and almost all bosses are basically bigger normal enemies, giant things you can unload all your spells in for a minute before they just die

Cool Hand Spell animations, like the atmosphere and combat. So far the story is intriguing.

I can highly reccomend this game, its got a great story, visuals and the pacing is done very well, If you're not trying to finish the campaign as quickly as possible. I played on a slightly harder difficulty and it felt challenging but none of the deaths felt like they werent deserved. EXTREMELY compelling story, had me engaged the whole time. Sometimes I wanted to skip side content just to advance the story. I would recommend picking it up for sure, and 60 ish hours of gameplay is well worth it.

[i]If I'm gonna fall, I might as well jump[/i] Decent game overall, with some creepy enemy designs, chill exploration and good music. The main weakness would probably be a main story, which is subpar, to say the least, though not without its moments. The highlight is, of course, all the cats and dogs around, a lovely substitution of people. If you like wandering about and collecting stuff, while being unbothered by the lackluster plot, should be a good one for you. 8 shiba-inus out of 10.

Love it. I especially love the story. I def recommend.

Non-detailed review. Good game (but awful collect-a-thon achievements). A sequel would be amazing, new city, new powers, new abilities, new monsters, more fleshed out building upon the first game. Maybe one day... Ghostwire Kyoto, Sapporo, Okinawa... new characters, new story, same univers.