Ghostwire: Tokyo (2022)

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GOG.COM · 2025-01-11T18:20:36+00:00

Public wishlist for Ghostwire: Tokyo where players can vote for their favorite games and leave comments.

by Tango Gameworks, Bethesda Softworks

Platforms:

PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S Show more

Genres:Adventure

Themes:Action, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery

Game modes:Single player

Story:

After strange disappearances hit Tokyo's population, it's up to you to uncover the source and purge the city of a strange, new evil. Armed with your own mysterious spectral abilities, you will face down the occult, unravel conspiracy theories and experience urban legends like never before.

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@PredatedHickory

August 17, 2025

I love this game. It's another banger from Tango Gameworks, right beside Hi-Fi Rush. I played it through Gamepass and I fully intend to buy it. It's narrative and its use of Japanese Folklore and culture really brings you in and makes you actually attatched to these characters. The gameplay is fun and also on point, though I totally suck. The graphics are impressive and still look good and the replicated scale of Tokyo for the setting really makes you think you're standing in the beautiful city. Ghostwire and Hi-Fi are two games I know should be preserved and brought to GOG DRM-free to join The Evil Within, Tango's other Horror series, and I will most definitely buy this whenever it gets put on here.

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@OptimusPrimal

June 28, 2025

This game has been a lot of fun so far, I have about 35 hours in. I would love to purchase it on GoG. I actually feel pulled in to the story and gameplay; something that rarely happens with modern games.

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@jlnfortune

April 24, 2026

This game belongs to the best ones! It shows the beautiful places in Tokyo plus the japanese urban legends are really great to see when it comes to fighting them. Hopefully this game won't die and would have a sequel in the future (wishing for a miracle)

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@yarindvir88_3029

December 13, 2025

i really likeed it very good graphic combat story very very very good I am recomnding one of the best game I tried I really think peple should try it and the price worth it trust me put it on wishlist and wait until it is on discount

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@Atonam

April 24, 2026

This game and its attention to detail is exceptional. The atmosphere that it capture, absolutely spot on. You feel that whole city disappeared at ones, with cars still running, lights flashing, phones on the floor, music playing in clubs, water running in bath houses. Its creation of Tokyo and crazy attention to detail to the culture and city architecture is beyond. It is one of the games, and when you play it, you don’t want to end. I havnt ever finished this game, simply because I dont want to end it. Rather I just wonna live through. Aside from that, the visuals and art style is again astonishing. And the animations is very fluid and jaw dropping. It may sound like I am overly glazing this game, but you have to really play and feel it to understand. It’s on the kind in the Horror/Exploration genre.

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@midorichannosekai

April 24, 2026

For me it's a more than a fun game: it celebrates japanes culture, Gagaku, Shinto, Yokai. I loved to collect the tanuki and also I discovered the hero from Mizuki Shigeru Manga Kitaro drawn at a window at the school. I loved to buy things from Konbini from Nekomata-san. It's so authentic for Tokyo with all it different districts, the construction sites, the shrines and Tempels hidden in downtown. One year later I played the game I went again to Japan and had two weeks in Tokyo because of language school. I also take fotos of construction sites and telephone boxes - there are plenty in Tokyo, but also with WIFI. The story is really suspending and the gameplay was also nice. I love japanese cities and rural japan, so this was the best game ever for me. Also the story was so suspending and it was hard to stop a gaming session. Some combats I had to try twice and had to understand how to beat the boss. But it was a feasible game. I felt sorry at the end, that no one of the detectives came with Akito back in the real world, but that is Ichie Ichigo. It's a purely japanese Game and good key to understand japenese mentality.

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@Scruffin_Mcguffin

April 24, 2026

I got this game because i saw its "hauting" levels online and i was very intrigued by them. And after spending a lot of time with (still havent finished it, it has become my favorite game in the open world shooter genre. It all comes down to the details like the random events that make creepy or weird things to happen, water drops from rain looking like kanji(i think) characters and many other details. The gameplay is also really fun, at first i just thought that three powers/weapons wouldnt be enough but they give you so many ways to use them and other things to add on that it more than makes up for it, also helped by having the enemies you fight being interesting with different strategies to beat them (also helps they look amazing). All in all this is a great game and its one of the most unique experiences i have ever played.

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@JetKefir

April 24, 2026

I've always loved Japanese culture, landscapes, and atmosphere. I often watch videos without commentary of people walking around Tokyo with a webcam. In this game, I was able to do just that. The atmosphere is stunning, the stories are interesting, and the trappings of Japanese folklore are woven into it. It's my favorite game.

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@eliascurtis828_300

April 24, 2026

This is one of the most unique games I think I’ve ever played. I was looking for a game specifically like this and when I found it I was hooked. I played Ghostwire Tokyo at a very special time in my life when I was truly discovering myself and what I liked and this game supported that sentiment so well. The combat feels satisfying and blends well, the environment and story are top notch and the pure concept of the game being nothing but a passion project truly elevates this game for me. If you like Japanese Folklore dark and mysterious abandoned cities, spirits and the otherworldly and a story of redemption this is the game for you. I want this game on GOG because if this game were to shutdown I would be devastated. There is quite literally nothing else like it and I plan to replay it many many more times. PLEASE PLAY IT, take a step out (or in if you were already day looking to play something like this) of your comfort zone and enjoy something so unique I’ll treasure it forever :).

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@Ailisea

April 25, 2026

This game has one of the best atmospheres, visuals and combat dynamics in recent videogame history. The story is also very captivating, with some missions being downright terrifying. It definitely deserves a sequel!!

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