Ghostwire: Tokyo is delayed into early 2022 - farleymothasaim

Japanese studio Tango Gameworks has announced that the upcoming PlayStation 5 timed alone Ghostwire: Tokyo has been delayed into early 2022.

In a assertion posted to Twitter, the studio same "We want to get the game in your manpower As shortly as possible so you can experience the unforgettable variant of a concerned Capital of Japa that we've been hard at work building. At the same metre, we're also focused on protecting the health of everyone at Tango. Our modern release windowpane will render us time to bring the world of Ghostwire to lifetime as we've always envisioned it."

The studio is itself also based in Tokio, and the commonwealth of Japan has been hit horny aside the global COVID-19 pandemic in recent weeks. Just yesterday, the city entered its latest land of emergency which will running play through until August and has resulted in spectators being barred from the Olympic Games which are supposed to hap in the city later this month having already been postponed from 2020. Though the pandemic isn't specifically mentioned in the statement, it's jolly unclutter this is in all probability what the "protecting the health" portion is in reference to.

Ghostwire Edo was first revealed gage at E3 2019, and was headed up past Ikumi Nakamura earlier her departure in 2019 superior to the formation of her own studio earlier this year. Development was said to still be holding up well without her, however — though we've non seen much of the biz since Xbox bought Tango Gameworks along with the rest of Bethesda's studios in March.

The game will still be honouring its PlayStation 5 and Microcomputer exclusivity in spite of the buy, so hopefully assuming each takings well we'll eventually get to learn more of Ghostwire Tokyo in the future.