Damascus Gear Operation Tokyo HD (2017)

Dive into "Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo HD," a thrilling mecha hack-and-slash experience now fully realized in stunning HD on Steam. As a new recruit of the Specialist Organization Freya, you'll pilot the formidable Anti-RAGE Weapon System known as "Gears" to reclaim Tokyo from the rampaging humanoid weapons called "RAGE." Engage in over 50 diverse missions, from intense subjugation operations to crucial rescue missions, as you battle the berserk machines that annihilated most of humanity. Your journey involves strategically salvaging defeated RAGE for parts, allowing you to meticulously customize and upgrade your own Gear at the Dock. Beyond the core campaign, "Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo HD" boasts the inclusion of all previously released PlayStation®Vita DLC scenarios and a brand-new "Hero Creation" mode, offering a compelling story that unfolds after the main narrative concludes. The depth of customization is significant, enabling you to tailor your Gear with a wide array of armor and weapon parts, each with unique "Properties" that can dramatically enhance your combat effectiveness. Whether you prioritize enhanced endurance or a speed boost, the ability to collect and equip these specialized parts allows for a truly personalized playstyle. While Arc System Works is renowned for its visually stunning 2D fighting games like the *Guilty Gear* and *BlazBlue* series, "Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo HD" showcases a different facet of their development prowess. It belongs on a list of their best for demonstrating their capability in crafting engaging 3D action titles with intricate mechanics and a compelling narrative. The game’s signature emphasis on deep customization, strategic gameplay, and high-octane combat aligns with Arc System Works' commitment to delivering polished and satisfying player experiences. Furthermore, the inclusion of all DLC and new content in the PC release highlights their dedication to providing comprehensive and value-rich editions for their audience, a characteristic often found in their acclaimed titles.