Tokyo Ghoul: Break the Chains, a highly anticipated 3D, turn-based card strategy game based on the popular manga and anime, is now open for pre-registration in select regions! Developed by Komoe Games, this game is set to launch in 2023 and is available for pre-registration in Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Singapore.
Follow Ken Kaneki's transformative journey as he becomes a half-ghoul. Gameplay centers around chaining identical cards to unleash powerful attacks, making strategic skill sequencing crucial for victory. The classic turn-based card game mechanics are enhanced by a thrilling PvP arena mode, offering intense battles against other players.
Pre-register now on the Google Play Store (Android) or the App Store (iOS), or via the official website using your email or phone number. Secure exclusive rewards, including Gold, RC Cells, Summon Tickets, and other in-game items. The rewards increase as more players pre-register, unlocking special avatar frames and characters at various milestones.
Tokyo Ghoul: Break the Chains is poised to be a captivating experience for fans of the franchise. Don't miss out on the pre-registration rewards – sign up today! The game will be available on both the App Store and Google Play upon release.
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