We Go Through The System Requirements For Ghostwire Tokyo And Look At What PC Builds To Play It On
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Ghostwire Tokyo is scheduled for release sometime in 2021. The game will be a PlayStation 5 and Windows PC exclusive. Whilst we don’t have definitive system requirements for the game at this time, we have cobbled together what we believe are likely minimum and recommended requirements for the game. Obviously though be advised that these may alter up until the game is actually released and we get more concrete information.
If you don’t know the spec of the computer you’re currently running, have a look at our guide on how to look up your PC specifications to see if you will be able to manage to play the game on your current machine or if you will require an upgrade. At the foot of this page we also discuss which PC builds we believe would be best to play the game on.
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Ghostwire Tokyo is a heavily stylized action-adventure game in which the protagonist finds themselves in Japan’s capital city, where 99% of the city’s population has vanished and been replaced by hostile paranormal creatures. The player will use an arsenal of their own spectral abilities to fight this enemy in the hope of discovering the reason for this cataclysmic event.
As discussed, the below requirements are only the predicted specifications and are still subject to change.
To get Ghostwire Tokyo playing at a solid FPS the lowest settings at 1080p resolution, take a look at either our $500 or $600 self-build PCs. If you fancy turning setting the resolution and graphics to the highest possible settings, however, then a $1,500 build or above is recommended.
If you don’t want to construct your own PC build then a pre-build for under $800 will suffice for playing Ghostwire Tokyo on the lowest settings at 1080p. For the higher settings and resolutions, however, if you want to achieve respectable FPS when gaming then you’ll need something like our $1,500 pre-built PC. or above.
