Ghostwire: Tokyo Joins GOG Preservation Program Without Bethesda.NET
GOG's preserved version of the Tango Gameworks title drops Bethesda.NET integration, with the storefront promising future patches as operating systems change.
Ghostwire: Tokyo has been added to GOG's Preservation Program, according to PC Gamer, in a version that removes the game's Bethesda.NET integration. Bethesda Softworks remains the publisher of the title.
GOG said it will release future patches for the preserved build to address stability issues as operating systems change. The storefront also said the game's first launch on GOG reportedly comes with extra goodies.
Ghostwire: Tokyo was developed by Tango Gameworks and originally released in 2022. It attracted over 6 million players, and PC Gamer's review of the game scored it 72.
Denuvo was removed from Ghostwire: Tokyo shortly after it was added. Tango Gameworks later released Hi-Fi Rush as a follow-up.
Xbox moved to close Tango Gameworks at one point, and Krafton subsequently acquired the studio.
Quick answers
What is different about the GOG version of Ghostwire: Tokyo?
It removes Bethesda.NET integration, and GOG promises future patches to address stability issues as operating systems change.
Who publishes Ghostwire: Tokyo?
Bethesda Softworks is still the publisher of the game.
When did Ghostwire: Tokyo come out?
It was released in 2022 and has attracted over 6 million players.