Ghostwire: Tokyo update will delight fans of The Evil Within

The update focuses on photo mode enhancements and enhancements. Now you can stop enemies, move the main character in selfie mode, change the time of day, or use new camera controls, a richer set of effects, or three new filters – Blue Monday, Red Moon and Movie Projector.. The main thing is that the photo mode user interface has undergone significant changes and all the features that the creators have broken down in the table available below are now represented by tabs designed for easier use. If you’ve ever used Photo Mode in Fallout 76 or the Deathloop shooter, you should have a good idea of ​​what to expect from this change.

In addition, you can now enter Photo Mode by pressing a single key or button, namely the default P key on the keyboard (PC) or the right D-Pad button on the DualSense controller (PS5). So no more need to go to the menu when the game is paused. To make things worse The developers have updated FSR to version 2.1 for the PC version and added support for Intel XeSS scaling..

As usual, new free content has appeared. Rather, it will happen soon. The Perfect Shot Emote and Artist Costume will be available to all players on October 19th.. However, both of these cosmetic items can especially please fans of The Evil Within 2 horror, i.е. previous work from Tango Gameworks. Both the camera emote and the purple suit bear a striking resemblance to photographer Stefan Valentini, one of the most prominent antagonists of the entire The Evil Within series. So let’s hope the Obscura boss doesn’t attack us on the streets of Tokyo.