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* PlayerAndProtagonistIntegration: The characters in the game are aware that the player is an entry that enables [[RealityWarper RE:CALL]], and occasionally directly address "the one looking through [the current protagonist]'s eyes".
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* PlayerAndProtagonistIntegration: The characters in the game are aware that the player is an entry entity that enables [[RealityWarper RE:CALL]], and occasionally directly address "the one looking through [the current protagonist]'s eyes".
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* RealityWarper: The titular gimmick of the game is that, whenever someone initiates a flashback, their narration is able to mold reality to match. For example, in Chapter 1, "Javier" stating that he obtained a henchman's uniform to infiltrate Chester's factory has him suddenly wearing it in the present, and stating that he used a rock to bypass the guard instead of using a gun has the gun found on his person, now being wielded by Chester's guard, suddenly vanish.
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* RealityWarper: The titular gimmick of the game is that, whenever someone initiates a flashback, their narration is able to mold reality to match. For example, in Chapter 1, "Javier" stating that he obtained a henchman's uniform to infiltrate Chester's factory has him suddenly wearing it in the present, and stating that he used a rock to bypass the a guard instead of using a gun has the gun found on his person, now being wielded by Chester's the guard, suddenly vanish.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/re_call_maitan69_header.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Bruno Gallagher, Detective and RealityWarper]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Bruno Gallagher, Detective and RealityWarper]]
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* AerithAndBob: The names of important characters range from Chester Make-Believe, Obsydian Skye, and Gioeli De La Soul, to the comparatively more mundane Harry Ocean and Oliver Foster.
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* AerithAndBob: The names of important characters range from the abstract, like Chester Make-Believe, Obsydian Skye, and Gioeli De La Soul, to the comparatively more mundane mundane, like Harry Ocean and Oliver Foster.
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* RealityWarper: The titular gimmick of the game is that, whenever someone initiates a flashback, their narration is able to mold reality to match. For example, in Chapter 1, "Javier" stating that he obtained a henchman's uniform to infiltrate Chester's factory has him suddenly wearing it in the present, and stating that he used a rock to bypass the guard instead of using a gun has the gun found on his person suddenly vanish.
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* RealityWarper: The titular gimmick of the game is that, whenever someone initiates a flashback, their narration is able to mold reality to match. For example, in Chapter 1, "Javier" stating that he obtained a henchman's uniform to infiltrate Chester's factory has him suddenly wearing it in the present, and stating that he used a rock to bypass the guard instead of using a gun has the gun found on his person person, now being wielded by Chester's guard, suddenly vanish.
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* ICallItVera: Chester's personal rifle is nicknamed "Red Ryder".
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* KilledMidSentence: Chapter 1 ends with Chester pleading to [[PlayerAndProtagonistInteraction the player]] to get away from Dominik before it's too late, and then Dominik interrupts him with a headshot.
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* KilledMidSentence: Chapter 1 ends with Chester pleading to [[PlayerAndProtagonistInteraction [[PlayerAndProtagonistIntegration the player]] to get away from Dominik before it's too late, and then Dominik interrupts him with a headshot.
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* AerithAndBob: The names of important characters range from Chester Make-Believe, Obsydian Skye, and Gioeli De La Soul, to the comparatively more mundane Harry Ocean and Oliver Foster.
* HalfHeartedHenchman: Chester's green-suited security guard in Chapter 1 is quite affable, profusely apologizing for losing his gun in the realities where "Javier" finds it, and thinking that a disguised "Javier" is actually a coworker named Nicky, who is apparently a well-respected family man.
* KilledMidSentence: Chapter 1 ends with Chester pleading to [[PlayerAndProtagonistInteraction the player]] to get away from Dominik before it's too late, and then Dominik interrupts him with a headshot.
* HalfHeartedHenchman: Chester's green-suited security guard in Chapter 1 is quite affable, profusely apologizing for losing his gun in the realities where "Javier" finds it, and thinking that a disguised "Javier" is actually a coworker named Nicky, who is apparently a well-respected family man.
* KilledMidSentence: Chapter 1 ends with Chester pleading to [[PlayerAndProtagonistInteraction the player]] to get away from Dominik before it's too late, and then Dominik interrupts him with a headshot.
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* RealityWarper: The titular gimmick of the game is that, whenever someone initiates a flashback, their narration is able to mold reality to match. For example, in Chapter 1, "Javier" stating that he obtained a henchman's uniform to infiltrate Chester's factory has him suddenly wearing it in the present.
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* RealityWarper: The titular gimmick of the game is that, whenever someone initiates a flashback, their narration is able to mold reality to match. For example, in Chapter 1, "Javier" stating that he obtained a henchman's uniform to infiltrate Chester's factory has him suddenly wearing it in the present.present, and stating that he used a rock to bypass the guard instead of using a gun has the gun found on his person suddenly vanish.
* ThrowingTheDistraction: In Chapter 1, "Javier's" options for infiltrating Chester's factory are either the security guard's dropped gun, or a rock, the latter of which can either be used this way or to throw at the guard's head.
* ThrowingTheDistraction: In Chapter 1, "Javier's" options for infiltrating Chester's factory are either the security guard's dropped gun, or a rock, the latter of which can either be used this way or to throw at the guard's head.
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''RE:CALL'' is a mystery-thriller adventure game released for PC on January 17, 2023. The game was developed by Matias Schmeid, who also created ''VideoGame/EvansRemains''.
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!!Tropes:
* PlayerAndProtagonistIntegration: The characters in the game are aware that the player is an entry that enables [[RealityWarper RE:CALL]], and occasionally directly address "the one looking through [the current protagonist]'s eyes".
* RealityWarper: The titular gimmick of the game is that, whenever someone initiates a flashback, their narration is able to mold reality to match. For example, in Chapter 1, "Javier" stating that he obtained a henchman's uniform to infiltrate Chester's factory has him suddenly wearing it in the present.
* TomatoSurprise: The first chapter has the focal protagonist, a bespectacled man referred to as "Javier", use [[RealityWarper RE:CALL]] to avoid being killed by Chester Make-Believe and his henchman. Only after setting things up so that the apparent bad guys end up shot in their heads does "Javier" remove his glasses and reveal he is actually Dominik New-Order, who Chester calls a traitor and the man responsible for the murders of the "Happy Havoc".
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!!Tropes:
* PlayerAndProtagonistIntegration: The characters in the game are aware that the player is an entry that enables [[RealityWarper RE:CALL]], and occasionally directly address "the one looking through [the current protagonist]'s eyes".
* RealityWarper: The titular gimmick of the game is that, whenever someone initiates a flashback, their narration is able to mold reality to match. For example, in Chapter 1, "Javier" stating that he obtained a henchman's uniform to infiltrate Chester's factory has him suddenly wearing it in the present.
* TomatoSurprise: The first chapter has the focal protagonist, a bespectacled man referred to as "Javier", use [[RealityWarper RE:CALL]] to avoid being killed by Chester Make-Believe and his henchman. Only after setting things up so that the apparent bad guys end up shot in their heads does "Javier" remove his glasses and reveal he is actually Dominik New-Order, who Chester calls a traitor and the man responsible for the murders of the "Happy Havoc".
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