A Ghostwire Tokyo PS5 Key — also known as a PSN Key or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem in the PlayStation Store of your region and download to your console. From €4.12 (€4.54 with fees, -94%) at Key4Games, Account format · Cheapest official key: €69.99 (no fees) · 9 verified stores, 14 offers in stock · Updated 36min ago.
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Ghostwire Tokyo for PS5 starts at €4.12 (€4.54 with fees) at Key4Games, 94% under the €69.99 (no fees) of the official store — but that is a shared account, not a key of your own. If you want a key tied to your own account, the cheapest is €69.99 (no fees) at Playstation Store.
That €4.12 (€4.54 with fees) already includes the GOCDKEYS7 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
With 14 offers across 9 stores there is enough competition for the price to move, so the gap between the cheapest and the rest is worth checking before you buy.
The cheapest, €4.12 (€4.54 with fees) at Key4Games, is only €0.26 (€0.04 with fees) below Difmark — these two undercut each other by cents rather than by real money. For that difference Difmark is the safer pick: same shared account at €4.38 (€4.58 with fees), backed by 14.2k reviews and 4.1 out of 5, against the 1 of the cheapest.
By format: account from €4.12 (€4.54 with fees) and physical edition from €24.87 (no fees) at Amazon FR.
There is no discounted third-party key: the only one available is the official store's, at €69.99 (no fees).
Beyond the standard edition at €69.99 (no fees), there is the Deluxe at €121.02 (no fees) at Amazon FR, €51.03 more. Check on the store what each one adds before paying the difference.
All 14 offers are Global, so the code redeems on any account no matter where it was created.
207 outlets reviewed it and it averages 77 out of 100, with 67% recommending it.
One listing is worth ignoring: the PSN code that Amazon UK has at €148.21 (no fees) is more than 32 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €69.99 (no fees) at Playstation Store.
There is no third-party key on offer today, so the choice is between the shared account at €4.12 (€4.54 with fees) at Key4Games — cheap, but the game never becomes yours — and paying the official €69.99 (no fees) for a key on your own account. Either is defensible; just know which one you are picking.
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Overall, Ghostwire: Tokyo is a decent game that provides a surprisingly fun time with its open world and intriguing side quests, but it may not... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is, first and foremost, beautiful. Its realistic city elements blended with the ethereal and supernatural create a cornucopia of amazing visuals and sound.... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a must-play for anyone who loves action-adventure, even with some less than inventive design choices for its structure. Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a delightfully intriguing and unique gaming experience that blends a wonderfully weird world with a great story and fast-paced combat. Despite some... Read more
Ghostwire Tokyo is a great supernatural finger blasting psychological thriller filled with wild action and the odd dog petting. Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo invites players on an unearthly walk through a wonderfully realised city, and captures our imagination at almost every turn when it comes to... Read more
A fun, supernatural romp in a wonderfully recreated depiction of one of the most recognisable cities on the planet, Ghostwire: Tokyo is let down somewhat... Read more
While its leading pair and open world design stumble at times, Ghostwire’s wonderfully weird side stories and engrossing combat, more than pick up any slack... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo may be the best game yet from developer Tango Gameworks. It's a great and meaty action/adventure game featuring an enticing universe, solid combat,... Read more
I didn't know what to expect with Ghostwire: Tokyo at first. It uniquely meshes aspects of horror and action with the deep mythos of Japanese... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo offered Japanese developer Tango Gameworks a chance to mix things up after the first two The Evil Within games, and the result is... Read more
A compelling concept and a beautifully realised world, Ghostwire: Tokyo leverages Japanese folklore and a unique combat system to provide a unique open-world experience. While... Read more
Despite my perceived flaws of Ghostwire: Tokyo, I'd still recommend it as something to experience to players of all levels, simply for the fact that... Read more
Overall, I would say I enjoyed playing through Ghostwire: Tokyo. Some of this might just be my love of the setting and overall culture, though... Read more
Level design is perhaps too restrained when it comes to eclectic set pieces, but the open world packs itself full of secrets while pacing its... Read more
'Ghostwire: Tokyo’s vision of Shibuya is eccentric and captivating. Exploring every nook and cranny to learn more about the Japanese myths and legends that inspired... Read more
There’s a great game just beneath the surface in Ghostwire: Tokyo obscured and pained by the pretty good one layered on top. Not too dissimilar... Read more
A common criticism you've no doubt identified throughout this assessment is that certain aspects don't offer enough - not least when the foundation is clearly... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a game with an excellent atmosphere and great visuals but is let down by average gameplay and a forgettable story. Read more
If being screamed at by giant crows appeals to you, then boy howdy here’s a videogame for you specifically. Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo has an interesting setting, but a lackluster story, monotonous combat, and disappointing visuals make for a forgettable adventure that doesn't justify its next-gen-only... Read more
In a world that's already saturated with open-world games, it's disappointing that Ghostwire Tokyo doesn't do much to distinguish itself and instead relies on tired... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo’s open world city is beautiful, and its world-building, environment and creature designs are also excellent. But even with a sensible runtime and a... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is one of the most immersive games I've delved into in recent years. It's one of those games you don't expect; of which... Read more
Shinji Mikami relies on the talent of Kenji Kimura to offer something different and refreshing within the studio's catalog. Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a very deep experience full of great ideas. The way that Tokyo was build, combine perfectly with it's ghost story, open world... Read more
GhostWire: Tokyo is a very good game, in which the recreation of Tokyo is simply fantastic, with a Japanese folklore that is very present in... Read more
With a terrifyingly realistic representation of Shibuya, Ghostwire: Tokyo offers an experience in which death, evil and the supernatural are everywhere. Read more
The charisma and the overwhelming personality of Ghostwire Tokyo shine with their own light, but the playable section is not at the same level as... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a game that we greatly enjoyed. Unfortunately, Tango Gameworks' approach was to create a game where style is dominant and little substance... Read more
One of the best games of 2022 so far. The oppresive and mysterious atmosphere of an empty Tokyo is the real protagonist of the game... Read more
GhostWire: Tokyo is a soft apart, less mainstream than most representatives of the genre, but is not reserved for a pro-Japanese elite, since it is... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a good game, but it will be difficult to break through considering the quality of the games that have appeared since the... Read more
Ghostwire Tokyo is a peculiar and charismatic open world, with a rewarding combat system and a fascinating location to explore. Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo by Tango Gameworks is an incredibly intriguing title. The narrative plot is well-written and never feels cliché. Although the gameplay isn't the most... Read more
Ghostwire Tokyo pays tribute to japanese folklore and criticizes the contradictions of society. it deals with existential themes and tells a story of loss and... Read more
It was a real pleasure to send the Yokai back to their world. Ghostwire: Tokyo has evident qualitative failures, sometimes leaving room for a certain... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a production that aims, above all, to entertain. It doesn't try to reinvent anything that has already been proposed by other productions,... Read more
Ghostwire Tokyo is a journey into Japanese folklore that comes from a development team that lives every day the daily life of its people and... Read more
Ghostwire Tokyo has a lot to offer. If you're passionate about Japanese settings and lore, this title will provide hours of gameplay with a constant... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a game that fails to live up to its potential, trapped by a lack of ambition and an uninspiring old-school open world.... Read more
The last work of Tango Gameworks presented itself with very great wishes, but not having completely respected the expectations. Overall we find ourselves in front... Read more
From story to combat, exploration and setting, every little detail stands out and combines to deliver one of the best games of the year. Ghostwire:... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a good send-off to PlayStation from Bethesda. Whether we're fighting demons or exploring this impeccable recreation of the city of Tokyo, this... Read more
Tango Gameworks latest game promised some scary moments and horror but falls flat on boredom and repetition. Read more
At its best, Ghostwire: Tokyo shows us a world that is under siege by beings from the afterlife who can manipulate the spaces around them,... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a thrilling paranormal rollercoaster with ups and downs. Exploring the city of Tokyo is fun and defeating your first few enemies is... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a psychological horror game with a strong focus on action. Help Akito and KK solve the mystery of the fog. Rescue Tokyo... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a well-done atmospheric title that sadly didn't leverage its great premise as much as it could have. Read more
GhostWire: Tokyo has managed to present a realistic Tokyo atmosphere with its basis based on Japanese folk tales, and despite its shortcomings in storytelling, it... Read more
I'm going to say to Mikami, "We're not going to count this, we'll wait for it again," and I'm going to pray that he runs... Read more
It's a battle for the souls and of the souls in Tokyo. And it's fun as hell. Although "GhostWire: Tokyo" is hardly treading new waters,... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a really interesting and original title. Read more
Great world design that begs to be explored for hours on end, which made overlooking the blah story and repetitive combat that much easier Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo offers a fun experience for horror and ghost game lovers, especially japanese superstition lovers, with a fun story, but we soon forget about... Read more
Ghostwire Tokyo is a good new game that joins Shinji Mikami's huge catalog of games. It presented Japanese fantasy at its best, and despite some... Read more
Ghostwire Tokyo puts you on an original and unique adventure inspired by Japanese folklore, but it's fallen into the mistakes of the usual open world... Read more
While GhostWire: Tokyo isn't a perfect game, it's definitely a delightful experience that portrays Japan and its legends in a different and fascinating way. Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is neither a failure nor a huge success, as it fails to offer anything new in terms of story telling, gameplay or world... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is a game that mirrors its own city-world: A mixture of modern and old elements. It bears many imperfections both minor and major... Read more
Ghostwire: Tokyo is ultimately quite enjoyable for a couple of evenings. It's not exactly deep - both in story and gameplay - but it's quite... Read more
A superlative fantasy horror that smartly uses well-worn tropes in a quest to shake up the genre foundations. It's a heartbreaking masterpiece that, once you... Read more
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I like the game a lot and think people should play it if they like open world games, the enemies are fun to deal with an everything is easy to understand. I hope people play this games a lot for years to come. I love it a lot and think people should play it.
Got this one free on EPIC games store and downloaded it right away. AT first the game is smooth and the concept is new. Specially fans of anime and japanese culture will get sucked into it... I did too... But the more I played I realized it get repitive which is the only backlash. Game is well optimized on my RTX 3050... Lots of contents to explore... recommended if you have a lot of time to play
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