Tango Gameworks’ action-horror recreation Ghostwire: Tokyo will probably be out later this month, and to get everybody appropriately fired up for the large day, the studio is releasing a prelude visible novel, free for everybody, referred to as—watch for it—Ghostwire: Tokyo Prelude.
Ghostwire: Tokyo Prelude will inform the story of the mysterious KK and his staff of supernatural detectives, who come across one thing sinister as they examine a disappearance that is already fairly unusual in its personal proper. Interactions with KK and his squad will assist piece collectively their tales in what the blurb describes as “GhostWire’s uncommon prequel.”
The trailer would not reveal a lot about what is going on on, besides that it is “the beginning of a supernatural disaster,” which isn’t good. There’s clearly a really completely different vibe to the visible novel than Ghostwire: Tokyo itself, which guarantees an exquisite, bizarre, and actively violent rendition of the Japanese cityscape and the Yokai weirdos who prowl its streets. However the narrative setup guarantees to fill in at the least a couple of of the various blanks implied by the sport description on Steam:
Tokyo is overrun by lethal supernatural forces, perpetrated by a harmful occultist, inflicting Tokyo’s inhabitants to fade straight away. Ally with a strong spectral entity on their quest for vengeance and grasp a strong arsenal of talents to unravel the darkish reality behind the disappearance as you FACE THE UNKNOWN in Ghostwire: Tokyo.
Ghostwire: Tokyo Prelude is offered now, and free, on PlayStation 4 and PS5 platforms, however don’t have any concern as a result of it is coming to PC only a week later, on March 8. Ghostwire: Tokyo itself is about to launch on Steam and the Epic Games Store on March 25.
