Let me show you the good stuff 🎌🎋👹

First, let me apologize for accidentally using my Pulse 3D Wireless headset mic instead of my Audio-Technica USB mic. I somehow forgot to switch over the settings for this video. My voice audio is by no means awful, but it just isn't quite as crisp as what you are probably used to hearing. I still have a great video for you today showing off the coolest things in Ghostwire.

Cleansing torii gates at Shinto shrines is the way you clear the deadly fog in Ghostwire: Tokyo. You will find yourself doing that quite often. Some are easy to get to on the ground, but are filled with aggressive yōkai and others may be atop tall buildings which you must find a way to scale. The good thing about the ones on the elevated portion of the map is that you can use your wire to attach to one of the many hovering tengus which assists in traversing the various levels of Tokyo. You will always know when a tengu is around by the sound of crows, they are also displayed on your map.

You may get lucky and find omikuji at Shinto shrines. Omikuji are random fortunes written on strips of paper at Shinto shrines. In Ghostwire, this translates to the possibility of six buffs or two boons. You will only receive one at a time, but the odds are in your favor to get something positive. It is worth the risk to me.

Another really awesome thing about Ghostwire is the animals throughout Tokyo. So far I have discovered Shiba Inu and Akita dogs which will lead you to hidden locations if you feed them. I've met a raccoon spirit who asked me to find his friends. Plus there are cats all over the place. Some you can only pet or read their minds, but others are vendors that float in the air and will sell you food or other rare items. It is all pretty freaking amazing.

This is just some of what you will see in today's video. I will be sharing more Ghostwire: Tokyo content, but for now, enjoy this one and let me know what you think of this game so far. I am really loving the Japanese aspect of the game more than anything. I feel like I'm finally getting to visit Tokyo for the first time.

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