Ghostwire: Tokyo oozes style. Its world is incredibly detailed, gorgeous, and enjoyable to explore, with Japanese folklore to learn about and immerse yourself in.

If you have Ubisoft-fatigue i.e., open worlds that require you to perform mundane tasks to check off objective markers on the map, then either its gameplay loop will be offputting to you or you may have to overlook it. Its combat is overall simple and can be repetitive at times.

After its initial release, a roguelite mode was added that is as fun as any game dedicated to its genre, and it is completely free on top of the base game.

I will admit, for me, this game is style over substance. Had this game not sold its world so well, had it been another setting, it might not have been as enjoyable. But because it is so immersive as an experience, its vibes so immaculate, I am willing to say it is an actually good and underrated game.

It is a shame that Tango Gameworks is no more. I can only hope the developers of this game are able to pour their creativity and hard work into other projects in the future.

Place, Japan:
:)
Place, Japan (spooky):
:D

Hidden Collectables: The Game (now with button mashing)
Graphics are great but don't believe your eyes this is a boring on-rails quick-time event slog. If it gets better halfway in I don't mind never finding out. I got it off Humble Bundle Choice in a pack for dirt cheap and I cannot believe someone would pay $130 AUD for this.
I do not recommend at any price.