GhostWire: Tokyo Creative Director and E3 Sensation Ikumi Nakamura Leaves Project

Ikumi Nakamura has revealed that she has parted ways with Tango Gameworks and Zenimax Media.

The GhostWire: Tokyo creative director, who achieved cult fame for her appearance at E3 this year took to Twitter today to announce the news.

“After 9 years as Creative director & Art Director at Tango and Zenimax – I felt here is one of ends of the journeys,” she wrote, adding in a reply, “I’ve also decided to proceed to the new world I can keep myself happy and somebody require me.”

After 9 years as Creative director & Art Director at Tango and Zenimax – I felt here is one of ends of the journeys . I learned from the talented people I've worked with and I respect. 🙏😊 Contact me if anyone wants to work with me! →　https://t.co/4VKLdY2ejl pic.twitter.com/Hbsuta3Rgo

— Ikumi Nakamura @TGS2019 (@nakamura193) September 4, 2019

I DO NOT want to forget appreciation and respect to everything.🙏
I've also decided to proceed to the new world I can keep myself happy and somebody require me. Now the huge world is showing me infinite possibilities, like an open world video game. Life in NOT linear.😆

— Ikumi Nakamura @TGS2019 (@nakamura193) September 4, 2019

How this news affects the ongoing development of GhostWire: Tokyo is not clear at the present time.

The game was announced during Bethesda’s E3 2019 press conference, but was not given a release date. So far, only baseline details about the promising project have been revealed.