"Ghost Line: Tokyo" is currently in hot, and producer Shinji Mikami was interviewed by foreign media, and he hopes that Tango Gameworks will develop non-horror games and non-AAA games in the future, and the game has begun to change from "Ghost Line: Tokyo".
Shinji Mikami said: "At present, we are still seen as a studio that only makes horror games, and I hope that players can change their impression of Tango Gameworks. While I'm glad that fans see us as a manufacturer known for our horror games, we can also create more genres, starting with Ghost Line: Tokyo, with a lot of new games coming out, and we're asking for a lot of support."
Shinji Mikami also stressed that Ghost Line: Tokyo is not a horror game: "Some people may find Ghost Line Tokyo a bit scary, but make no mistake, it is actually an arcade-style action-adventure game."
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In addition, for the decision that studios will turn to "non-AAA" small games, he said that small teams are easier to manage and wants the studio to cultivate more excellent game developers. Although in recent years, it has been necessary to develop in large teams for commercial reasons, but due to the emergence of the subscription system, it is now possible to make small-scale games.
It is worth mentioning some news about shinji Mikami Studio's new game, he said that John Johanas, the head of the DLC that produced "Evil Spirit Possession" and "Evil Spirit Possession 2", is currently developing a game that has nothing to do with the horror genre, and said: "This is a very good game, polish your eyes and stay tuned."