With the PlayStation 5 finally out, there are plenty of next-gen games to look forward to in the next year or so. Among the games releasing in 2021 are Bethesda’sGhostwire: TokyoandDeathloop. In anew videohighlighting upcoming PS5 games, it was confirmed that both Bethesda games will be PC and PS5 console exclusive for at least a year.
Towards the bottom of the screen when footage appears for both games, there are disclaimers saying they won’t be able to appear on other consoles till at least 12 months after launch. The message at the bottom of the screen also points out the games will be available on PC as well. In addition to these games, the video also shows off footage for Square-Enix’sProject Athiawhich will apparently bea PS5 console exclusive for two years.
Deathloop, the latest game from Arkane Lyon, was first announced duringBethesda’s E3 2019 press conference. The game follows two assassins as they’re stuck in a time loop on Blackreef Island. In order to break the time loop, it’s up to you to assassinate eight main targets. It was supposed to be a PS5 launch window game butBethesda delayed it to May 2021.
LikeDeathloop, Tango Gameworks’Ghostwire: Tokyowas announced duringBethesda’s E3 2019 conference. The game is set in a version of Tokyo where most of the population has vanished due to supernatural beings. In September 2019, creative director Ikumi Nakamura announcedshe had left the studiofor unknown reasons. Even without Nakamura’s direction, the game was shown off back in June alongsidea new gameplay trailer.
Deathlooplaunches on the PlayStation 5 and PC on June 11, 2025. Currently, there’s no release date set forGhostwire: Tokyobut it’ll release on PS5 and PC sometime next year. Stay tuned to DualShockers for more news on those games and so many more.