Ghostwire: Tokyo

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Моя тема, тому мені зайшло, цікавий сетінг, є певна повторюваність. Вцілому цікава гра.

Un juego bueno que recomiendo, aunque dicen que es repetitivo, la historia está bien hecha pero el juego es lento en comparación con juegos similares. Aún así vale la pena probarlo pero es mejor si lo consigues en descuento

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Ghostwire feels to me like a slightly "dumbed down" mix of "Bioshock" and "Batman" game set in Japan. You fight a lot with some kind of "magic missiles", you grapple and fly a bit, you explore the environment a lot.. as for being "story rich".. well, I´m in the 3rd chapter, and there is not THAT much of a story. Some might get the impression because of the many in-game videos. But they are, in fact very Japanese - they show a lot but tell almost nothing. Is it fun? Absolutely. The 10 hours so far were interesting. BUT I can see that this game will become ultra repetitive once you have learned all the different magic spells. There are only a few different enemies over and over.

除了画质一无是处的阴间大粪。

Ghostwire: Tokyo is an underrated game that really stands out if you're interested in Japanese folklore, urban legends, and yokai. Exploring a supernatural version of Tokyo is immersive, and the atmosphere, music, and visuals create a unique experience. The side quests are one of the game's strongest features, often expanding on real myths and introducing different yokai and ghost stories, making the world feel authentic. The combat is fun at first and visually impressive, but it becomes repetitive over time because you end up fighting the same enemy types. The open world is also packed with collectibles, and while completionists will enjoy hunting them down, it can feel like unnecessary padding for everyone else. Overall, Ghostwire: Tokyo isn't perfect, but it's a memorable experience with a lot of heart. If you enjoy Japanese culture, folklore, and exploring atmospheric worlds, it's definitely worth playing.

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