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Despite having been some considerable time ago now, Evil Within developer Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo has remained a bit of a hard one to pin down, with previous gameplay trailers leaving more questions than answers. Now, however, with the game finally sporting a 25th March release date on PlayStation 5, Sony has offered an extended look at its action in a new livestream showcase.Tango Gameworks is calling Ghostwire: Tokyo a “supernatural action-adventure thriller”, and its story unfolds in an eerie, haunted version of Tokyo after nearly all the city’s population has mysteriously vanished. Players take on the role of Akito,…

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Watch the new Ghostwire: Tokyo gameplay deep dive for a look at the upcoming game from Shinji Mikami’s Tango Gameworks. Get a look at some new Ghostwire: Tokyo gameplay, and learn about how its story will unfold. From grappling around the city, to all the powerful abilities you’ll have at your disposal, here’s a detailed look at what the game’s all about. Go to Source (IGN.com) All content and images belong to their respected owners. This article is aggregated for informational purposes only with full credit to the source.

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Join Tango Gameworks’ founder Shinji Mikami, game director Kenji Kimura, character designer Reiko Hirashima, and more from the Ghostwire Tokyo development team for a studio interview covering burning questions you may have about the upcoming game. Discussing how they’re creating an “authentic Tokyo”, how combat works, and even likening the game to strawberry shortcake, here’s what the team can reveal about Ghostwire: Tokyo so far. Go to Source (IGN.com) All content and images belong to their respected owners. This article is aggregated for informational purposes only with full credit to the source.

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Joseph: Collapse, the third and final paid DLC episode for Far Cry 6, will launch next Tuesday, 8th February on Xbox One, Xbox X/S, PlayStation 4, PS5, Stadia, and PC.Far Cry 6’s paid post-launch content has focused its aciton on some of the series’ most infamous villains, and Ubisoft is capping off its previous two DLCs, Vaas: Insanity and Pagan: Control – which built adventures around Far Cry 3’s Vaas Montenegro and Far Cry 4’s Pagan Min – with a final outing centred on Far Cry 5’s Joseph Seed.Read more Source – eurogamer.net

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Risk of Rain 2’s Survivors of the Void paid expansion finally has a launch date, and will be heading to PC on 1st March, with a console release to follow. And to celebrate the news, developer Hopoo Games has offered a closer look at the Railgunner – one of two new Survivors joining its enormously successful co-op rogue-like shooter sequel as part of the expansion.Survivors of the Void brings a significant heft of new content to Risk of Rain 2 – ranging from new bosses and enemies to new items and stages – but the unifying theme (as its name…

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While PC gamers generally opt for a mouse and keyboard, millions of us also pick up a controller from time to time – and for good reason. In open-world games like Horizon Zero Dawn, controllers can offer a more comfortable way to play for long periods, while in racing titles like Forza Horizon 5 a gamepad can offer fine-grained analogue controls to steer around corners. If you fancy a little local co-op, plugging in a controller is a great way to do that too. But there are a ton of PC-compatible controllers on the market – which are actually worth…

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Following a smattering of leaks over the past few weeks, Evil Within developer Tango Gameworks’ action-horror title Ghostwire: Tokyo has finally been given an official release date, and will be making its way to PlayStation 5 on 25th March.Ghostwire: Tokyo got its first (and decidedly enigmatic) showing back at E3 2019; one year on, Tango Gameworks revealed the game to be some sort of action-focussed first-person horror experience unfolding on the rain-slicked streets of Tokyo, where players must energetically thrust their supernatural abilities at strikingly designed spirits known as The Visitors.Read more Source – eurogamer.net

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Warner Bros has reportedly delayed developer Rocksteady’s video game take on DC Comics’ Suicide Squad series, with the game now expected to launch some time in 2023.Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad, officially titled Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, was announced last August, with publisher Warner Bros confirming it to be an open-world co-op game (and a continuation of Rocksteady’s Batman: Arkham Universe) set within an open-world version of Metropolis, and designed for up to four players. It was initially slated for a PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X release some time this year.Read more Source – eurogamer.net

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