Tokyo: RE is an major, up-and-coming, Tokyo Ghoul RE inspired game for Roblox.

On this page players will be able to keep track of major updated and the overall progression of the game itself.

Game Release Timeline

So far there isn’t a specific release date announced for the public but the developers have provided the players with a specific timeline for testers and the closed community releases.

30th September 2025 – Wave 0 (internal test, only for devs and close friends)
10th of October 2025 – Wave 1 (there will be a strict media ban during this testing period)
1st of November 2025 – Wave 2 (during this period the media ban will be lifted)
1st of December 2025 – Wave 3 (closed community testing nearing end)
24th of December 2025 – End of Closed Community testing
30th of December 2025 – Free to the public to play for 1 week
6th of January 2026 – Paid Access Release for 200 Robux

Tokyo: RE Direct Livestream

Tokyo: RE Direct was a major livestream the developers of the game did on the 26th of September of 2025. It covered some major info regarding quests, combat, movement, races and more.

Progression

As per the Direct livestream, the progression will be split into two main parts. For the majority of the game players will be able to progress purely with PVE, while the late game and the higher ranks will rely on PVP.

There will also be a Missions system that changes depending on the players race (Ghoul or CCG).

The game itself stars off with a simple/tutorial mission that requires the player to save an NPC from a gang enforcer. (this functions as the combat tutorial)

Combat

Tokyo: RE combat is designed to be fluid and responsive. Although it has mechanic that are common in most parry based games, it also tried implementing mechanics unique to Tokyo: RE. When it comes to offense, there are basic attacks, criticals (which deal more posture damage), some Weapons/Kagunes might have an aerial variant, aerial attacks, running attacks and skills. However, the main thing you should pay attention to is your stamina. Stamina is the core resource that fuels your actions, basic attacks consume little stamina (successfully hitting an opponent restores your stamina) and can even be performed without it however, your Skills will require a certain amount of Stamina, otherwise you won’t be able to perform them. This system rewards accurate aggression, punishing those who mindlessly spam attacks while empowering those who fight with purpose.

When it comes to defense, you also have many options. Blocking, parrying, dodging, vanish dodging ( a.k.a C dodging or Spot dodging). Posture is also a mechanic in Tokyo: RE, which should be familiar to most players who have played perry based games. Whenever your posture bar is maxed out, you will be staggered for a short duration.

Movement

Movement is one of the most polished things that the developers showcased in the livestream. There is a parkour system in the game which lets the players traverse the map quicky.

Ghouls will have additional movement buffs like faster and better climbing, running and jumping. While the CCG members will get gadgets that will help them keep up with Ghouls in battle, some confirmed gadgets are: ladder and grappling hooks.

Races

There are two main faction in Tokyo: RE, the Ghouls and the Humans (members of the CCG). The Ghoul will be able to utilize special weapons like the Kakuja while the members of the CCG will get special weapons called the Quinque.

FAQ

How to Become a Closed Community Member?

The only way to become a member of the Closed Community is to be picked during the application process. The Developers confirmed that potentially there will be applications for every Wave.

*tester applications will be opened during Wave 2

When will the game release?

The game is set to release some time in January.

How will the combat system work?

So far, the developers have confirmed that both PVP and PVE combat will be. The combat is meant to be fast paced in with a focused on dodging an the parry mechanic.

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