Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo

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  • Summary: The one and only robot customization Hack & Slash!

    Due to the bio weapons, "Rages" of which we lost control, the surface of the earth as we know it has been taken over. Wield the humanoid robot, "Gears" to take back the city! Gears are enhanced through equipping a variety of over 460    The one and only robot customization Hack & Slash!

    Due to the bio weapons, "Rages" of which we lost control, the surface of the earth as we know it has been taken over. Wield the humanoid robot, "Gears" to take back the city!

    Gears are enhanced through equipping a variety of over 460 parts.

    Find the perfect combination that suits your playstyle.    … Expand

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  2. Mixed: 3 out of 4
  3. Negative: 1 out of 4
  1. NintendoWorldReport
    Mar 12, 2018
    65
    Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo is a good first attempt at a loot mech game from Arc. I think some of the issues could be worked out in a sequel, which coincidentally - or not - launched just after the Switch release of Operation Tokyo. It plays well on a handheld with the short missions, just pop the volume down a bit and move the headphones over to something else.
  2. Nintendo Life
    Mar 12, 2018
    60
    Damascus Gear Operation Tokyo is a competent slice of mech/dungeon crawler action fest that will mostly serve those who love both genres well. Other gamers might want to look somewhere else for their Switch action fix.
  3. Digitally Downloaded
    Mar 15, 2018
    60
    I’d only recommend this one for a quick burst and a bit of fun, because it doesn’t offer anything substantial.
  4. Cubed3
    Jul 9, 2018
    40
    There are more enjoyable mech games made on much older hardware that still hold up, like Gun Hazard or Metal Warriors, which were made with Super Nintendo specs. It does not take much to realise an enjoyable mecha game, just some imagination. Damascus Gear Operation Tokyo, sadly, copies the most trite aspects of Diablo without understanding what the appeal was.

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