While walking around the Shibuya prefecture in Tokyo city, you will bump into certain paranormal sights. In this guide, we will see which difficulty is best to play Ghostwire: Tokyo in.
What Difficulty to Choose While Playing Ghostwire: Tokyo
As you keep exploring the city in-depth, you might find that the game is too easy or too difficult. Here we will see which difficulty setting is best to play Ghostwire Tokyo in.
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There are 4 difficulty settings to choose from while playing the game. You can toggle between Easy, Normal, and Hard modes. There is even a Tartari mode, which is the Ulta hard version to play the game in. If you are looking to immerse yourself in the storyline only, then the Easy mode will suit you better. You won’t face a lot of tough situations, and you will be able to breeze through the game while still taking in the scenic value of the game. Normal mode is for if you wish to have 50-50 of each, combat as well as the story. You will still face a couple of tough challenges but still stay true to the storyline. Last, if you choose the hard mode, you are probably more focused on the mechanics and gameplay than the story. Hard mode is for you if you like more action than adventure and to test your abilities in playing the game. You can toggle between the three modes mid-game to see which one suits you better.
Finally, there is the Tartari mode, which makes everything 10 times harder. You will not be supplied with any XP for leveling up your skills, even though you do have the initial skills unlocked. The fights would get more difficult. Also, once you have selected Tartari mode, you cannot go back and change it, and you will be stuck playing the entire game from start to finish in that mode.
That’s all there is to know about which difficulty is best to play Ghostwire: Tokyo in. If you liked this guide you can check out our other guides as well.
