Petting lovable critters has become a crucial factor in modern games. If your game features animals and gives players the ability to stroke their perfect heads, then congratulations! That is a good video game. If it has the aforementioned and does not let players pet the animals, we have sad news: your game could be much, much better. Luckily for canine lovers, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Ghostwire: Tokyo got the memo and included this most critical 🥃of features in the game.
Having made the official announcement of dog petting as part of QuakeCon at Home, the team behind Ghostwire: Tokyo's official Twitter account made sure everyone who wanted to play their game saw producer Shinji Mikami's bombshell reveal. Wandering the strangely desolate, haunted cityscape, it might be easy to succumb to fear and put the game down for a breather, even with cool elemental powers to protect yourself. Buꦜt players have another important mission, wholly separate from freeing all the wards in Tokyo from the mysterious Visitors. They have to pet all these dogs.
We don't know everything about Ghostwire's plot just yet, but what we do know now is that dogs still exist, most of their owners are gone, and it's up to every single one of us playing to give them the affection they crave. A nice, good chin scratch, maybe a little pat on the head between their cute little ears should do the trick. The dog petting in Ghostwire, just like all the othꦏer gameplay they've debuted so far, is cinematic and beꦫautifully done.
Not to mention the word choice here - dogs, plural - certainly indicates there will be more than one canine pal to play with. Will there be different types of dogs? The Shiba in the trailer is so adorable we wouldn't mind petting it a dozen times alone, so the inclusion of even more perfect pooches primed for petting could be dangerous for gamers' free time. Not that literally anyone alive could complain if they decided to include differe🔯nt types of dogs, of course.
Ghostwire: Tokyo is set to release sometime next year꧂ for the PS5 and PC exclusively.