You can acquire the Kaneki Costume + Bonus Mask Set DLC as a bonus when you buy TOKYO GHOUL: re [CALL to EXIST].
Although it may not be fashionable, live. Eat or perish. You can explore the thrilling universe of Tokyo Ghoul and Tokyo Ghoul: re for yourself in the co-op survival action Game TOKYO GHOUL: re [CALL to EXIST]. Use your kagune or quinque and your writer's special powers to progress through each stage. Join forces with your pals to endure this harsh planet!
 
 
<h3>The following are included in Tokyo Ghoul: re [Call To Exist]: Basic Game Kaneki Costume + Bonus Mask Set DLC</h3>
 
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<li>The three main justifications for playing Tokyo Ghoul: re [Call To Exist]</li>
<li>Perform as a Ghoul or an Inspector while perfecting each character's skills and arsenal to defeat the opposition.</li>
<li>The key to surviving will be using the battlefield to your advantage and managing special powers!</li>
<li>Being alone makes it more difficult to survive. Join a 4v4 cooperative, exhilarating hunt online.</li>
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<h3>Gameplay</h3>
 
In the third-person survivor action Game Tokyo Ghoul: Re Call to Exist, playable characters include Haise Sasaki, Ken Kaneki, Ktar Amon, Kish Arima, Tuka Kirishima, and Sh Tsukiyama. Players can decide whether to support the ghouls or the investigators. There is a multiplayer online mode in the Game.
One of the most thrilling and emotionally complex animes of the last ten years is Tokyo Ghoul. The series follows protagonist Ken Kaneki and is set in a world populated by "Ghouls," which feed on human flesh. There is a gulf between ghouls and humanity, even though not all are aggressive or malicious. Kaneki, a rare combination of Ghoul and human, works to defend his family from the conflict between humanity and ghouls.
 
Tokyo Ghoul is so well-known in the west that it was just a matter of time before the series became a video Game. The events of season one and the two seasons that followed, Tokyo Ghoul A and Tokyo Ghoul: re, are included in Tokyo Ghoul: re [Call To Exist].
 
The story closely follows the anime's source material, covering key plot elements and skipping over the wider plot. While devoted Tokyo Ghoul viewers will be capable of following along, new people will need to watch more episodes to fully grasp the psychological context of the story and its characters. Strangely, providing that background is made relatively easy by the accessible plot bits.
 
 
<h3>Plot</h3>
 
Some cutscenes happen during missions but only offer a small amount of kinetic action. [Call To Exist] still uses slideshow-like visuals to convey its narrative. It is a complete letdown for an anime known for its fantastic action scenes. Given the intense adrenaline of Tokyo Ghoul and the eerie atmosphere of other anime games like the Naruto Ninja Storm series, it's a shame that the Game doesn't capture that sense of ferocity. Also, these cutscenes will simulate "fights" by turning the screen dark, smacking and slashing noises, and splattering blood on the screen. It is nasty and even more puzzling that this method of depicting combat was chosen rather than actual animated action.