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Ghostwire: Capital of Japa is delayed into early 2022

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Ghostwire: Tokyo, the tale of a supernatural warrior (that's you) fighting evil spirits haunting the City of Tokyo after nearly all of its citizens have vanished because of some secret consequence, has been deferred. A solid establish date hadn't actually been announced, but it was expected to be out sometime this twelvemonth. Even so, today developer Tango Gameworks announced that it has distinct to get-up-and-go the game into early 2022.

"We want to get the game in your hands as soon as latent so you can experience the red-letter variation of a obsessed Tokyo that we've been hard busy building," Tango Gameworks tweeted. "At the same time, we're also convergent on protective the health of everyone at Tango. Our new release window will give us time to bring the public of Ghostwire to life arsenic we've always pictured IT."

An update happening Ghostwire: Tokio from @TangoGameworks: pic.twitter.com/hK3TF23A8oJuly 13, 2021

Delays are always a bummer (but, as the saying goes, are generally preferable to being on schedule with a crappy game) but the ripe news—or bad, I hypothesise, depending on how you feel well-nig your backlog—is that the change makes 2022, which is already shaping up to atomic number 4 ace of PC gaming's best years ever, even stronger.

It could be particularly big for Bethesda, which along with Ghostwire: Tokyo (Tango Gameworks is owned away ZeniMax Media, and Bethesda is the publisher) is besides releasing Arkane's co-op shooter Redfall and the long-awaited sci-fi RPG Starfield. But there are plenty of others coming too, including heavy-hitters like Elden Ring, Kerbal Space Program 2, and Stalker 2, the Avatar game we'ray all cook to equal sick about, Midget Tina's Wonderlands, Ark 2 Starring Vin Diesel engine, and more—chip out the full list here.

And despite the delay of Ghostwire: Tokyo, in that location's still plenty occurrent in 2021, including Deathloop (another Bethesda joint), Faraway Blazon out 6, Field of honor 2042, and Halo Immortal—stay top of them all with our list of all of the new games coming in 2021.