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The action of Ghostwire: Tokyo focuses on the character of Izuka Akito, who is the main character of the story. At the start of the game, Izuki is the victim of a road accident, and the other main character, nicknamed KK, possesses the body of the unconscious hero. What you need to know is that full possession can only occur in a dead person's body, so KK is inevitably trapped in Izuki's body. Moments later, a mysterious mist arrives, ripping the souls from the bodies of all citizens. At the moment, only Izuki retains his physical form, whose KK power protects him from the effects of the fog (although it will be able to hurt the main character later in the game). So Izuki and KK must make a deal - KK will share his powers to fight the ghosts and demons that haunt Tokyo, and Izuki will share his body and together they will try to restore Tokyo to its former order. The plot of Ghostwire: Tokyo is non-linear and very addictive. The plot will surprise us many times, and the game loves to introduce new mechanics during the game, which keeps you entertained until the very end. Another big plus of the game are the side quests. These are short, barely a few minutes adventures in which we will perform simple missions. We usually perform tasks in a very short distance from the NPC who asks us for a favor and they mainly consist of solving mysteries behind various urban legends. So we will look for Kappa, who steals cucumbers, we will defeat a ghost that forces employees of a skyscraper to commit suicide, or we will find a subway station that can only be reached if we are the only passenger in the entire train. These types of flavors build incredible pleasure from playing and discovering the secrets of Tokyo. I must admit that I haven't had so much fun looking for more secrets or secrets in a long time. We will also have to fight demons that will try to find the souls of the inhabitants of Tokyo that have not yet been caught by the antagonists. The fight is based on the use of three magical powers - wind, which is something like a ranged pistol, water, which serves us as a close-range shotgun, and finally, fire, which works as a rocket launcher or a railgun that pierces enemies depending on whether we use an attack loaded or not. In addition, we have a bow for silent elimination of enemies and a number of disposable talismans that are expensive and rare, but at the same time can change the course of the battle. All the gestures of the main character during the fight are fantastic - since we see the action in first person, we can also look closely at the gestures that the hero makes and I must say that there is something to look at. Combat is great fun, and we can also strengthen our abilities by improving skills. It's not an extensive tree, it's more like the system from Sekiro: Shadow die Twice, where the RPG layer has been treated more neglected, and the game focuses on our dexterity, not the ability to build a powerful main character using statistics and items. The first-person camera is perfect for combat, unfortunately, often during exploration, the narrow angle of view makes it easy to lose orientation, especially when we accidentally glide over a wall or fail to catch a building's recess. I played Ghostwire: Tokyo on PC and I have to admit that I suffered from slight technical problems. The game liked to freeze once in a while, but the frequent autosave did not allow the game progress to be lost. There were a few minor glitches throughout the game, but nothing that spoiled the fun. The most serious element was the moment when I had to submit an assignment to a telephone booth, but the game only allowed me to deposit the souls of the citizens I had. Here, however, loading the game and reverting the progress 30 seconds from reaching the booth fixed the problem immediately. In addition, Ghostwire: Tokyo is technically a completely playable title. Also very beautiful, because the game likes to play with animation, light and beautiful and atmospheric inserts. We will often move to an alternative world dominated by Yokai and enemies, where the laws of physics do not apply.   0 0

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