Connor and Kale complete the spooky season with Ghostwire: Tokyo, an open-world first-person game that some would not consider horror. While accurate in the traditional sense, the game offers a grim atmosphere, compelling mystery, and some of the most creative monster designs seen in a long time.
 
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Connor: @SuperClashGamin
Kale: @SuperClashKale
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Connor and Kale complete the spooky season with Ghostwire: Tokyo, an open-world first-person game that some would not consider horror. While accurate in the traditional sense, the game offers a grim atmosphere, compelling mystery, and some of the most creative monster designs seen in a long time. Follow us on Twitter! Connor: @SuperClashGamin Kale: @SuperClashKale Merch: https://www.bonfire.com/store/super-clash-store/

Connor and Kale complete the spooky season with Ghostwire: Tokyo, an open-world first-person game that some would not consider horror. While accurate in the traditional sense, the game offers a grim atmosphere, compelling mystery, and some of the most creative monster designs seen in a long time.
 
Follow us on Twitter!&nbsp;
Connor: @SuperClashGamin
Kale: @SuperClashKale
Merch: <a href="https://www.bonfire.com/store/super-clash-store/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.bonfire.com/store/super-clash-store/</a>

Ep. 73 - Ghostwire: Tokyo

Games are getting longer. And as we get older, the time to play these games has become smaller. So two friends came together for a weekly round table with one mission: To discover incredible video games that are 18 hours or less. Join Connor and Kale as they talk about their compliments and criticisms, with stupid jokes sprinkled in between.

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Ep. 73 - Ghostwire: Tokyo

Ep. 73 - Ghostwire: Tokyo