Gamer Headlines writes: "Japanese culture and titan-size robots have always gone hand in hand in video games. For some odd reason, wreaking havoc in a technologically advanced city has always provided a sense of power and scale in the fictional context. Sadly, Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo is not that kind of game, mainly because of the top-down isometric perspective in which it is showcased to accommodate to a handheld device, and because it is repetitive, very repetitive."
Limited Run Game's announced Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo and Damascus Gear: Operation Osaka on PlayStation Vita in 2019.
Jack from SwitchEra writes: "Tokyo is in trouble! Actually, the whole planet is; World War 3 ravaged the Earth and then in 2050 World War 4 took place. As if a catastrophic battle between the inhabitants of the planet wasn’t bad enough, the giant robots they pilot called “Gears” have gone rogue and are now know as the “Rage.” Forcing the people of Earth to live underground we then skip to 2097 and it is time for humanity to give the Gears another go and destroy the Rage once and for all."
Arc System Works has announced that Damascus Gear Operation Tokyo is available now for Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo eShop for $14.99 / €14.99.
