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Tokyo Ghoul: Jail

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Tokyo Ghoul: Jail is a 2015 PlayStation Vita adventure RPG from Bandai Namco. It follows Rio, an original character designed by Sui Ishida, hunting the ghoul known as Jail through Tokyo's 23 wards.

Genre: Adventure RPG
Platform: PlayStation Vita
Developer: Bandai Namco Games
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
Release Year: 2015
Japan Release Date: 2015-10-01
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Gameplay

Players guide Rio through free exploration of Tokyo's 23 wards, mixing dungeon-style battles with visual-novel-style conversations. Chatting with Kaneki, Toka Kirishima, Amon, and Suzuya raises relationship levels with each, and those bonds steer the story down different branches. The choices players make across these interactions ultimately decide which of several endings the game closes on.
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Story

Set after the Aogiri Tree battle in the 11th ward, Rio breaks out of confinement to clear his name and track down the real Jail, a ghoul blamed for a string of investigator killings. He crosses paths with Ken Kaneki, voiced again by Natsuki Hanae, and the two work toward a shared goal even though Jail runs on an original plot outside the manga's continuity.
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Release

Bandai Namco releases Jail for PS Vita in Japan on October 1, 2015. Sui Ishida designs Rio specifically for the game, and Kensho Ono voices the role. The first-print edition bundles a PS Vita theme and an SSR Kaneki card usable in the Carnaval mobile game.
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