Ghostwire: Tokyo hacked ahead of release

For some reason, the new game Ghostwire: Tokyo was released to the public on Steam ahead of schedule. The second noteworthy point is that it did not have any protection at all, which is why the novelty quickly went to torrents.

At the start of the game, the number of players simultaneously on the servers reached 5000, but then this value began to fill up. Apparently, the developers have limited access to Ghostwire: Tokyo, as it appeared on the shelves of the digital store ahead of schedule.

By the way, the project cannot be bought in Russia, since Bethesda refused to sell its games to all users of the ru-region after the start of a special operation in Ukraine.