In Ghostwire: Tokyo, you get to upgrade skills as Akito to help you in your fights. But what are the best skills to upgrade first? Are there any recommended skills to get? Read this guide to know more.
Ghostwire Tokyo – Best Skills To Upgrade
Upgrade Wind Weaving
Wind Weaving is your bread and butter attack. It has a large SP capacity and ammo is not as scarce as the other two. Upgrade it as soon as you can and get their Prayer Beads (Gust Beads) once you unlock the Torii gates that reward them.
Gust Beads Location
- Hatsuike Shrine (unlocked in Chapter 3)
- Kamio Shrine (unlocked in Chapter 4)
Upgrade Your Gliding Skills
Gliding can get you to places. Places where you can get souls, money, and unique items. Invest points into this as soon as you can to speed up leveling during the early phases of the game.
Get The Upgraded Tengu Grapple
Another mobility skill, the upgraded Tengu grapple “Amenotori X” allows you to climb up to heights from virtually anywhere. Similar to the gliding skill, upgrade this one once you have the necessary skill points. You can upgrade this once you get the required Magatama during Chapter 3.
Read more about the Tengu grapple here.
Core Grabs Help During Combat
Core Grabs are your takedowns during combat. They greatly help by providing cores and possibly health. Prioritize getting Core Grab – HP Restoration for sustain and Duration Boost. If you have the extra Skill Points, allot some to speed up your Core Grabs.
Get More Prayer Bead Slots
Prayer Beads greatly power up your skills and abilities as long as they are equipped. The more slots you have, the more Prayer Beads you can equip. Start upgrading this skill once you reach the mission “Blindness” in Chapter 3.
Other Ghostwire Tokyo Guides
- All Jizo Statue Locations
- Prayer Beads List & How To Get Them
- KK’s Investigation Notes Locations
- All Landmarks Map
- How To Level Up Fast
- Tanuki Locations & Rewards
- How To Use Tengu Guide
- New Game Plus Guide
- All Achievements (Steam)
- Max Level Guide
- Main Story Chapter List
Read our review of Ghostwire: Tokyo here.
