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Ghostwire Tokyo
Ghostwire Tokyo is the new game from Shinji Mikami
The Evil Within creator unveils new paranormal action-adventure title at Bethesda's E3 presentation
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Tango Gameworks's latest project has been unveiled during Bethesda's E3 briefing. Titled Ghostwire Tokyo, it's a new action-adventure game from Shinji Mikami, the man behind The Evil Within and Resident Evil series.
The ominous teaser trailer shows the bustling streets of Tokyo before the scene cuts to citizens vanishing into thin air, masked figures, and paranormal occurrences. It seems to be a mystery title revolving around the disappearance of the city's people, leading an investigation into what's exactly behind the phenomenon.
Release details and platforms for Ghostwire Tokyo have yet to be revealed, but you can see more of it via the trailer below.
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Ghostwire Tokyo
With Tango Gameworks' action-horror game launching in a few days, we've already spent a bunch of time exploring the supernatural version of Tokyo.
Get a free outfit and emote for Ghostwire Tokyo
Both items are inspired by the horror series The Evil Within.
Ghostwire Tokyo is available for free on PC
If you've got a valid Amazon Prime subscription, you can pick up the action thriller right now.
Six million people have played Ghostwire Tokyo
Up from five million back in June.
Ghostwire Tokyo has more than five million players
One million more gamers has tried the game since last month.
Ghostwire Tokyo reaches over 4 million players
The Game Pass addition seems to have driven new players to the game.
Ghostwire Tokyo seems to be a lot worse for Xbox than PlayStation
Digital Foundry has dubbed the Xbox version a "big disappointment".