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When is Ghostwire Tokyo coming to Xbox?

When can we expect the Ghostwire Tokyo Xbox release date to be? Well, now that the game has been out on PS5 we know when we will see it on Xbox.

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When is Ghostwire Tokyo coming to Xbox? When is Ghostwire Tokyo coming to Xbox? With Ghostwire Tokyo out on PS5, Xbox players are eager to know when they will be able to get their hands on Tango Gameworks‘ new action adventure.

As the final hangover deal from before Microsoft acquired Bethesda, Ghostwire Tokyo is a PS5 exclusive for a full year. Players have been stuck playing some if the best Xbox Series X games while they wait for Ghostwire. If you are here, it means you have questions like ‘when is Ghostwire Tokyo coming to Xbox?’ You can read on to find the answers to those questions surrounding Ghostwire Tokyo’s Xbox release, including the current expected Ghostwire Tokyo Xbox release date.

When is Ghostwire Tokyo coming to Xbox?

Ghostwire Tokyo will come to Xbox on April 12, 2023. Yes, the game is finally coming to the platform, after Sony’s year-long timed exclusivity deal. The game will only be released on Xbox Series X|S.

Alongside the Xbox version, the enhanced version of the game will come with a new Spider’s Thread game mode, offering a 30-stage gauntlet with 120 hand-crafted levels and a goal of getting to the end. New skills and unlocks will be obtained as you go. A number of brand new locations will also be added, with new cutscenes, and more areas to explore, in addition to brand new enemies.

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That should answer your question ‘when is Ghostwire Tokyo coming to Xbox?’ For more on Ghostwire Tokyo, check out the full Ghostwire Tokyo voice actors and cast to see which familiar faces make an appearance in the game.

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