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Tango Gameworks’ open world may be formulaic, but its setting has a depth that could have only come from a Japanese studio.

According to various leaks, the Fortnite No Building mode introduced at the start of Chapter 3 Season 2 will likely become a permanent variant.

Though the studio is known for the horror genre, founder Shinji Makami wishes any new Tango Gameworks game to be far, far away from that.

Tango Gameworks, the developer behind The Evil Within and Ghostwire: Tokyo, is currently working on a non-horror game. The studio also wants to create smaller games built by compact teams.

Ghostwire Tokyo standard or deluxe edition pre-orders are still live so heres the best places to buy the upcoming PS5 console exclusive.

The system specs for Ghostwire: Tokyo require a GTX 1080 or RX 5600 XT graphics card with either a Core i7-6700 or Ryzen 5 2600 processor as well as 16GB RAM.

If you are considering purchasing the new Ghostwire Tokyo adventure game created by Tango Gameworks and published by Bethesda Softworks.

8 Things to Expect in 'Ghostwire: Tokyo': Launching March 25, the highly-anticipated game combines rich Japanese mythology with heart-pounding action.

The horror genre has been a mainstay of gaming for quite some time now, and the gaming landscape is littered with all sorts of experiences across the spectrum, from the horror-action in Resident Evil, interactive drama in Until Dawn/The Dark Pictures Anthology, to Fatal Frame's atmospheric scares. There is almost always something for all tastes, and for those looking for...

A game as delightfully assured and well-rounded as this deserves to be a massive hit.