A game crossover refers to a scenario where characters, settings, or plot elements from different video games come together in a single game or event. This concept allows fans to see how different franchises interact and engage with one another, often resulting in unique gameplay experiences and storylines. Crossovers can occur in various forms, such as special game modes, events, or entire games designed specifically to blend multiple universes. These collaborations are often celebrated for their creativity and can appeal to fans of the included franchises, expanding the reach and appeal of the participating games. Examples of game crossovers include titles like “Super Smash Bros.,” which features fighters from numerous game series, or “PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale,” which brings together characters from various PlayStation games.
The collaboration between Tokyo Ghoul and Dead by Daylight introduces Ken Kaneki as a dynamic killer named The Ghoul. Kaneki's character captures the struggle between humanity and ghoulishness, enhancing the…