Kenji Kimura, director Ghostwire: TokyoHe said he wanted to do it in an interview with IGN Japan. Follow besides the game DLC for the original. But nothing has been decided for now, so it’s clear that Tango Gameworks will be discussing it internally and with Microsoft, which is simply his wish.
Kimura: “When things calm down and I calm down, I have ideas for a sequel and DLCs I want to make. Nothing is certain for now, so I can’t say anything more.”
Ghostwire: Tokyo’s latest effort Tango Game StudiesThe studio of Shinji Mikami, to whom we owe The Evil Within series. It is one of the Bethesda studios acquired by Microsoft and is the sequel to Ghostwire: Tokyo, which has the final say on the developer’s future projects.
But Ghostwire: Tokyo is currently available for PC and PS5. It will also launch on Xbox after a year of console exclusive.
If you want more information, read our review of the fascinating but trouble-free title Ghostwire: Tokyo.
Source: Multiplayer
