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Ghostwire: Tokyo Spider’s Thread Update Patch 1

2023-05-18

Greetings, ghost hunters! In this update for Ghostwire: Tokyo, we’ve exorcised some bugs and further optimized the game for console and PC. Performance Enhancements We’ve added various optimizations to improve overall game performance, particularly on Xbox consoles—including an HFR Performance Graphics Mode for Xbox Series S, which should result in a smoother experience when enabled. You can find this new setting under Options > Graphics. Expanded Underground Gallery In the Spider’s Thread Update, we added an art gallery near the Shibuya Scramble Crossing to display the winning entries in our Ghostwire: Tokyo Photo Mode Contest. In this update, we’ve expanded the underground gallery include works from the Tango Gameworks Concept Artists, such as the seasonal artwork that you might have seen on our social media channels, and concept art for the Spider’s Thread Update!

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Look forward to more uses of this space in the future! Bug Fixes • Fixed various stability concerns • Addressed concerns with conflicting keybinds (PC) • “Fear for the Children” side mission: Corrected a potential blocker when loading a save created after the Media Room • Fixed an issue that could prevent the Middle School Kappa from spawning • Fixed an issue where the Infernal Tsuchigumo’s collision could remain after being defeated, preventing the player from progressing • Miscellaneous minor bug fixes

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What players say

Very Positive

83% positive, 8,284 reviews

Recommended118 hrs played

Well... I liked most of the game. But, as many other reviewers who are trying to be somewhat on point, I need to start with the major turn-offs. First, the game is based on Japanese culture. You may not be a fan, but at least it should not put you off by default. Because some players can't stand games with too much J-stuff. Second, the game consists majorly of clearing off the map by travelling and searching for...

15 found this helpful, 2026-09-17

Not recommended9 hrs played

Forgot to write review for this game so here it is: Ghostwire Tokyo is a game with nice art direction, but rather bland and boring. I was playing hoping that it will get better (almost felt that it will be) but it never does. Gameplay is basically you being sort of a mage fighting spirits and demons from japanese folklore. You have 3 elements that you can compare to automatic rifle, shotgun and rocket launcher and a...

9 found this helpful, 2026-09-06

Recommended6 hrs played

(Finished on PS5) Played through the entire game in one sitting on a sick day, it really manages to suck you into its otherworldly version of Tokyo. Decent combat but the exploration is the real star of the show. Recommended.

4 found this helpful, 2026-09-13

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