Crossover games are video games that combine characters, settings, or elements from two or more different franchises or intellectual properties. These games allow characters from various backgrounds, such as different game series, movies, or comics, to interact and compete within a single gameplay experience. This genre often features unique gameplay mechanics that accommodate the diverse abilities and styles of the included characters. Crossover games are popular for their ability to appeal to fans of multiple franchises, creating a rich tapestry of interactions and storylines that celebrate the original works. Examples of crossover games include titles like “Super Smash Bros.,” which brings together characters from numerous Nintendo franchises and beyond, and “PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale,” which features characters from various PlayStation games. The appeal of crossover games lies in their novelty, fan service, and the creativity involved in merging disparate worlds into a cohesive gameplay experience.
The collaboration between Tokyo Ghoul and Dead by Daylight introduces Ken Kaneki as a new killer character, blending terror with fresh gameplay dynamics. Players will encounter Kaneki's “Ghoul’s Kagune Tentacles,”…