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Tokyo Ghoul: re Call to Exist

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Tokyo Ghoul:re [Call to Exist] is a 2019 third-person survival action game from developer Three Rings and publisher Bandai Namco, released for PS4 and PC. Players choose ghouls or CCG investigators in asymmetric online battles.

Genre: Third-person survival action
Platform: PS4, PC/Steam
Developer: Three Rings
Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment
Release Year: 2019
Japan Release Date: 2019-11-14
North America Release Date: 2019-11-15
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Gameplay

Matches split players between ghouls and CCG investigators in asymmetric, survival-style combat rather than a symmetrical fighter setup. Both single-player and online multiplayer modes are supported, and the roster includes Ken Kaneki, Haise Sasaki, Kotaro Amon, Kisho Arima, Toka Kirishima, and Shu Tsukiyama as playable characters.
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Premise

The game draws its cast and setting from both Sui Ishida's original Tokyo Ghoul manga and its sequel Tokyo Ghoul:re, letting players step into major roles from either side of the ghoul-investigator conflict across the two storylines.
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Reception

Bandai Namco pushes the game's original late-2018 release back to fix quality issues, then launches it for PS4 in Japan on November 14, 2019, with a worldwide PS4 and Windows release the next day. Critics are split, and Metacritic settles on a 58/100 for the PS4 version. First-week physical sales in Japan come in around 4,500 copies, good for 15th place, and the game drops out of Famitsu's top 30 by its second week.
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