Today (March 22), the new action-adventure game "Ghost Line: Tokyo", led by the "Father of Resident Evil" Shinji Mikami, was officially released, and the global media also released the game reviews of the game. Metacritic currently has 92 studios rating it, with an average score of 75.
The ratings media thought the game's worldview setting was very interesting, and the action design and visual effects were very prominent; but the game's plot was too mediocre, the combat was not too creative, and it was difficult to attract players compared to excellent elements such as the soundtrack.
IGN scored 7 points for the game, believing that the advantages and disadvantages of the game are obvious:
"In Ghost Line: Tokyo, I enjoyed the 20+ hours of experience, mainly because the world immersed me so much. The game's detailed depictions of the city itself are impressive, such as a re-enactment of the scene of the world's most famous intersection or a dark alley full of life. I really like the environment of this game because it contains a lot of iconic elements related to Japanese mythology and culture.
If the gameplay wasn't so disappointing (such as a single gameplay experience and boring mission design), I might have preferred it. As things stand, many of the stealth and action elements in the game don't match the game's excellent settings, and of course they don't obscure the glow of the game settings themselves. ”
