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GhostWire: Tokyo dazzles with its atmospheric visuals, compelling storyline, and innovative gameplay. A hauntingly beautiful journey through Tokyo, masterfully blending folklore with modern intrigue. A must-play masterpiece!

Overall I enjoyed this game, the world in which you play is beautifully crafted, and I would say everything else is what you would expect from assassins creed title + some leveling mechanics. But honestly thats about it.
But what really pissed me off was camera lock in for enemies. It should stay locked on enemy but when you doge/roll enemy attack the "lock" and enemy just disappears from the screen, and you are forced to look for the him manually. I mean if target would stay locked in, the boss fight would have been more enjoyable otherwise it just felt i was fighting camera not the the boss. Thankfully I play most of the game in stealth and assassinating my targets. But if I would like more combat oriented approach, I would definitely give this game a negative review, because the lock in mechanism is very, very, very bad.

Good game. Me like. Me play

I like this game

The main campaign serves as tutorial. After that there is still mechanics and content left to discover, all around good trading game.

Didn't notice any performance issues or major bugs.

I liked direction where they were going with this DLC. They introduced two completely new levels. And taking a break from open world for couple of minutes was a welcomed change. They also introduced new mechanics to the game which results in different play style. As for the story line, it's the same as for any other AC game.

There is so much room to improve but I really think they were heading in the right direction and all in all I liked experience I got from this DLC.

The game is fun don't get me wrong. But the way how Valve treats its player base is unacceptable. In 2018 and 2017 Valve made around 75 million from battle pass ALONE (~4 months). There are still other monetization methods like, dota plus and regular treasure chests. But they are still ignorant to hire more people to help them with maintaining the game. Every new feature comes with multiple bugs, which is ok, but not fixing them is not. Game performance is dropping as more updates are rolled out. With every battle pass event there are some "shady bugs" which are implemented to squeeze more money from its player base. And the list goes on and on. Making money from product which you are selling is fine and well, but if you start to exploit it then it becomes an issue. We have taken this as a norm, if we find a bug in game then we should report it to dota subreddit and maybe it would be fixed. I mean, why should i register to a website which isn't related to Valve and its products just to report that their product doesn't work as intended?

Game has great storytelling