E3 2019 is giving us a lot of great reveals for some highly anticipated games, and Bethesda has officially revealed their upcoming game Ghostwire: Tokyo. What's funny is, it feels like the game is based on Ronin's journey from Avengers: Endgame.
If people suddenly disappearing wasn't enough of an Endgame comparison, you have to look at the main protagonist who is running around Tokyo with a bow and arrow. If that isn't Hawkeye inspired, I don't know what is.
The game actually isn't a strict survival game and is said to focus more on solving mysteries and getting involved with the occult. In a city where people have suddenly disappeared, the streets now find themselves populated by giant elemental monsters and human-like beings with long pointy fingers.
Ghostwire: Tokyo actually comes from Tango Gameworks which has worked on The Evil Within series. The game's creative director is also Ikumi Nakamura who has worked as an artist for Okami and Bayonetta; she was also the lead artist for TEW and has somehow charmed the internet with her E3 presentation.
Check her out here:
No release date or platforms have been announced for Ghostwire: Tokyo, but hopefully, we get some significant updates before the year ends.
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