The star of E3 2019 leaves his great game of Bethesda, GhostWire: Tokyo

One of the highlights of this year's E3 – some would say even brighter than the surprise appearance of Keanu Reeves – was the presentation of Ikumi Nakamura. The creative director, art director and lead designer of Tango Gameworks (the developer behind The evil within) was on hand to promote the new title of his studio, GhostWire: Tokyo. Today, we learn that she leaves the studio, without clearly indicating where she will end up.

"After 9 years as artistic director and artistic director at Tango and Zenimax", wrote today Nakamura on Twitter"I felt here is one of the ends of the trip. […] Contact me if someone wants to work with me.

Although this year has been a sensation at the biggest video game industry trade show, Nakamura has long been a veteran of the industry. She played a role in games like Okami, Bayonetta, and Resident Evil 2. But it is his stage presence and natural charisma that will be missed most in the short term.

We do not know where this leaves the Tango team to work on GhostWire: Tokyo.

"We can confirm that Nakamura-san has decided to leave Tango and we wish him the best of luck in the coming years," Bethesda said in a statement to Polygon. "Tango continues to be led by the legendary Shinji Mikami and his talented team in the development of GhostWire: Tokyo. We look forward to learning more about what they will create in the coming months. "

Described as an action-adventure game, few things are known apart from an E3 trailer and an official description of the game. Founded in 2010 by Shinji Mikami , former Capcom employee, the studio has published The evil within in 2014 and The evil in 2 in 2017.