Ghostwire: Tokyo hits Xbox on April 12, joining what promises to be a relatively strong line-up for Microsoft's console. The game was formerly a PlayStation timed exclusive, signed before Microsoft purchased ZeniMax back in 2021. After a year on PC and PS4, Ghostwire: Tokyo is finally crossing the green line to the Xbox side, hitting retail and Xbox Game Pass alike. Is it worth your time, though?
In the last week or so, I've once again revisited Ghostwire: Tokyo. I say once again since I had attempted to review the game on PC last year, but sadly, performance issues combined with my aging gaming PC simply made running the game impossible. I figured it would be ideal to come back and revisit it on the Xbox Series X version. A year's worth of updates coupled with support from Microsoft's engineers should result in a higher-quality experience, I figured. I'm sad to say the result is a mixed bag.
