
Software
Damascus Gear Operation Tokyo
Nintendo Switch
Pilot the Weapon System 'Gears', destroy enemies and reclaim the world!
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.
―Story―
The GEAR System was developed sometime in the middle of the 21st century, by the Atsuga Corporation, and allowed pilots unprecedented motor-control and maneuverability with their machines. Mankind developed the system further, to create man-operated mechs and robots, known as GEARs.
In the year 2050, the world goes to war, in what would be known as World War IV. Nonetheless, the outcome, no one could have predicted...
The GEARs, which were the primary forces in battle became uncontrollable by their operators, and turned against mankind. GEARs that have gone berserk were named RAGEs, and left a mark on human history that can never be forgotten.
In 2097, the human population that remained was forced to live underground. And, in order to reclaim what they have lost to the RAGEs, they call upon the GEAR System once more.
Product description provided by the publisher.
Required Space
Nintendo Switch 21.0GB
Nintendo Switch1.0GB
Supported Play Modes
Number of Players
1
Save Data Cloud
Supported
Supported Platforms
Nintendo Switch
Publisher
ARC SYSTEM WORKS
Genre
Action
Release Date
02/03/2018
Supported Languages
Japanese, English
Age Rating
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