When it comes to PS5-specific features, there isn't much to say. Having been reworked to better integrate with the PS5, one would expect these issues to be less present but that is sadly not the case. While the combat can also feel unfair at times, it's easy to adjust to as the player tries and tries again but the platforming issues can easily make someone put the controller down for a bit. Platforming is the worst offender, as Jack will often refuse to wall-run, tether to a point, or grab onto the yellow speed rails. However, it doesn't take long for the player to encounter Ghostrunner's biggest issue, which is the consistency of its mechanics. This upgrade even provides new game modes such as Assist Mode, Kill Run Mode, and the roguelike-style Wave Mode so that players can experiment with Jack's various abilities. This leads seamlessly into Ghostrunner's tutorial in which players learn to wall-run, slide, dash, enter bullet time, attack, and die when he is hit by a single bullet. Likewise, enemies are dispatched in a single swing and Ghostrunner's clever level design allows players unique and stylish ways to clear each area. Related: Unsighted Review: One of the Year's Best Metroidvanias
He's eventually reactivated and as he examines his new cybernetic arm, a voice in his head wastes no time in telling him to get up and move. Jack attempts to kill her and end her reign, but is quickly overpowered when Mara literally traps and disarms him before throwing him off the tower.
Octopus-like villain, Mara "The Keymaster," has successfully taken control of Dharma City and rules over it as a brutal authoritarian. Ghostrunner opens with a cinematic in which the Ghostrunner, later dubbed "Jack," is fighting his way up Dharma City's central tower.
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