Good game if you don't care about a deep story. The story is there, but is not the main focus of the game. If you enjoy the environment of tokyo and ghosts, then i think you will enjoy it

Absolutely stunning. The story, the characters, the world...it's all beautiful and full of depth. And there's a plethora of bonus content in addition to the main story. If you choose to dive deeply into the world and try to see everything there is to see, you will be rewarded. I loved completing all the side quests and finding every collectible. I also found the combat system incredibly fun and versatile. But more than anything, this game has such a strong emotional core. KK and Akito are fantastic characters, and the development of their bond over the course of the story tugged at my heart so strongly. It was such a beautiful relationship as they grew to understand and support each other. Overall, just a phenomenal game.

In yet another entry from Bethesda Softworks, Ghostwire Tokyo is a prime example of not being afraid to take influence from others. Namely Hexen and Dying Light. However, Ghostwire is in a class all it’s own. Fast paced combat featuring elemental powers conjoins with a compelling story for a truly immersive experience. Environments are beautifully designed too. Some definite charm is to be had from the numerous Japanese cultural curiosities here!

Jogo muito bom, demorou um pouco pra me prender, são 6 capítulos e foi so me prende a partir do 3, mas foi muito bom, apanhei de alguns chefes, muito mais que do final boss, gostei da história, envolveu foi progressiva, os minions que apareciam tbm wram bem progressivos, muitas vezes foram bem dificeis, mas por fim, nota 8 gostei bastante

I ended up dropping it