Because Q1 isn’t stacked enough
While Tango Gameworks’Ghostwire: Tokyohas been highly anticipated for some time, publisher Bethesda has yet to offer a release date for the neon-stained cyberpunk adventure. Having been in development for several years, eager street ninjas have been offered little more than ageneral release windowof “2022”. However, a recent leak on the PlayStation Network has set the rumor mill turning.
Just yesterday, the officialGhostwire: TokyoPSN pageupdated, announcing a release date of June 12, 2025. This was hastily removed, but not beforesavvy folks over at MP1stsnapped a quick screengrab. While this (surprisingly close) date represents the first possible “lock-in” for Ghostwire: Tokyo’s release, fans would do well to take the leak with a grain of salt until the title has been officially confirmed by its publisher. Still, it’s tough not to be excited at the prospect of slicing ‘n’ dicing through Neo Tokyo so soon.
If the March date is to be believed, thenGhostwire: Tokyowill launch amidst an absolute slew of hyped video games. The first quarter of this year is absolutely stacked, — a victim of 2021’s many delays — and February/March sees the coming ofElden Ring, Sifu, Horizon Forbidden West, Shadow Warrior 3, The King of Fighters XV, Dying Light 2,and many others. I feel your pain. I want to play them all too and, as we know, they must all be played on release week.
Either way, we’ll be sure to let you know should Bethesda or Tango Gameworks be forthcoming with an official launch date.Ghostwire: Tokyois currently scheduled to launch this year on PS5 and PC.
