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e3 2019
Bethesda Announces Ghostwire Tokyo From Tango Gameworks
At the Bethesda conference, Resident Evil and Vanquish developer Shinji Mikami came out on stage to announce the newest game from Tango Gameworks, which created both The Evil Within games. Titled Ghostwire Tokyo, the new game is explained as a third-person adventure game where the player character is investigating why people in the Japanese capital city are suddenly disappearing.
A trailer, which you can watch below, shows people disappearing out of their clothes all of a sudden, while things like animals, cars, and even some remaining people are left behind. The trailer is full of creepy imagery that Mikami is known for and features things like people wearing Oni masks and a Sadako-like ghost appearing.
The player character appeared to be a man in a closed hood wielding a bow and arrow.
No date or platforms were given.
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Products In This Article
Ghostwire: Tokyo
Platform:
PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC
Release Date:
March 25, 2022 (PlayStation 5, PC),
April 12, 2023 (Xbox Series X/S)
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