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About This Game Mecha Hack'n'Slash "Damascus Gear: Operation of Tokyo HD Edition", is now out on Steam with full HD graphics!Ride in the Anti-RAGE Weapon System "Gears", destroy enemies, salvage for parts and upgrade your Gear, to reclaim the world!Included in the PC version are all of the extra scenarios formerly introduced as DLCs in the PlayStation®Vita system release.The "Hero Creation" mode, which depicts a new story after the end of the main story, has also been included!StoryWorld War IV. A war by humans, with an ending that no humans had possibly hoped for. The humanoid weapon system "Gears", which formed the primary battle force of any war-front, went berserk on a massacre against humanity.In a blink of an eye, most of humanity's civilization has been annihilated, forcing the remaining survivors to live in underground shelters.The berserk Gears were then called "RAGE".Over time, humanity slowly regained control over several Gears, and has now risen up to battle over the reign for the surface, against the RAGE.Key FeaturesClear Countless Numbers of Missions!As a new member of the Specialist Organization Freya, you will undertake many missions to reclaim Tokyo from the RAGE.There are over 50 missions, including everything from subjugation to escorts, transportation of materials, rescues, etc.Use Your GEAR to Destroy the RAGE!You will use your own personalized Gear to fight the RAGE, and recapture the surface. You can take various parts from the RAGE that you have defeated, and use them to strengthen your own Gear.Gather Parts, and Strengthen Your Gear!At the Dock, you can customize your Gear with parts taken from the RAGE, and strengthen your Gear. There are various types of usable parts, ranging from armor to weapons, and you can customize your Gear to fit your combat style.Furthermore, some of these parts may have special "Properties" to strengthen your Gear further.Obtain Parts with Properties, and Advance to New Heights!There are times when the parts you obtain have effects known as "Properties" on them. 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They couldn't even be bothered to animate a walking cycle.the enemy and map variety is lame as well. There's only a handful of small maps that are basically all the same city streets or underground coredors later in the game. You'll fight the same handful of enemies over and over as well, repeated in different 'tiers' of increesing stats.Overall. Mechanically its functional, but there is next to no variety in anything, from gear, to enemies to maps. I wouldn't recomend anyone pay more than 5$ this game.. It's just.. too basic. Can't recommend.. If you are a fan of games like armored core and such, this is for you.even though its rough around the edges but its as close as you can get when it comes to mech building. Game currently blackscreens upon startup. Would not recommend buying this game until problems are patched. Seems to be a recent trend with Arcsys releases (see BBCF launch).. Hoo boy, where to start. First off, the idea of a mech based diablo like 'hack n' slash' is something I've wanted for a very long time. This game is a bargain basement execution of such no matter how you look at it though. Everything about this game is cheep and cheesy. About the only positives I can say about the game is that the controls work, and the mech customization features are decent.There are absolutely no rpg elemts to this game what so ever so don't go into it thinking there will be level progression. The only progression in this game is the parts you pick up for your mech. which gets old rather fast since there is very little variety in parts other than their stats and apperence. All the equipment functions pretty much the same, There's only a handful of different weapon types and the difference between them is mostly stats. No different types of legs either, not that it matters since your mech simply hovers everywhere reguardless. They couldn't even be bothered to animate a walking cycle.the enemy and map variety is lame as well. There's only a handful of small maps that are basically all the same city streets or underground coredors later in the game. You'll fight the same handful of enemies over and over as well, repeated in different 'tiers' of increesing stats.Overall. Mechanically its functional, but there is next to no variety in anything, from gear, to enemies to maps. I wouldn't recomend anyone pay more than 5$ this game.. Pro : It's the closest thing to Armored Core on Steam.Cons: Everything else.It's a ported mobile game, what do you expect? It has the same annoying things that most mobile games have: Disjointed storyline, the same enemies over and over and over and over and over and over and over, just with a new color of paint and stronger stats. There are 8 "rooms" that make up the entire map of the game - You will get tired of gliding through the same locations to do similar tasks.If you can survive the slog through the game , you're treated with a mission called Reinforcements - - Which is exactly the same as the Vita version.Defend three of the most suicidal ais in existance from an endless onslaught of enemies for 5 minutes.One of which will automatically start flying towards the enemy spawn 1 minute into the mission, followed by the other 2 , a minute later.And if you beat the game? It's time for the DLC missions , Hero Creation MIssions and the (R) missions. The DLC missions are pretty interesting but you really don't get any story behind them and enemy stats are pumped to the extreme.The (R) Missions are the same missions you already beat -- except now the reward is hidden and the enemies are randomly excessively more powerful. Incredibly boring.I don't have the endurance for Hero Creation Mode - Doing similar missions to the main story, except with a more vocal main character? Sign me - - meh. Nevermind.I did enjoy building a robot like old times sake but the ultimate nail in the NO FUN coffin was the Random Drops. You need the Japanese wiki to figure out what drops what to some extent. Even those guys haven't figured what drops some of the weapons and they've been playing this game for years.Oh I didn't mention that. Enemies have a item drop pool that can range from only 1 item to 24 different items. The ones with the larger pools? Some of the toughest enemies in the game, ie the Final Boss and the Final DLC Boss.Have fun! I did for a while but eventually.. I tapped out. Fighting Agastuasdahwatever for the 60th time was my breaking point.. This game is the definition of average. There's nothing particularly wrong with it or anything. The port is functional. The gameplay is alright. The controls are... at least playable but definitely better with a controller. The UI is riddled with spelling errors but is comprehensible. There's nothing particularly damning, but also nothing outstanding.If you really, really love you some giant robots, then maybe pick it up. Otherwise it's the video game equivalent of a bowl of unflavoured oatmeal: bland, uninspired and incredibly basic.. Great Mecha game. if you like mechs and rpg hack N slash types you should like this. worth the money. their are some issues that i hope they patch but nothing game breaking as i can see yet.. Pro : It's the closest thing to Armored Core on Steam.Cons: Everything else.It's a ported mobile game, what do you expect? It has the same annoying things that most mobile games have: Disjointed storyline, the same enemies over and over and over and over and over and over and over, just with a new color of paint and stronger stats. There are 8 "rooms" that make up the entire map of the game - You will get tired of gliding through the same locations to do similar tasks.If you can survive the slog through the game , you're treated with a mission called Reinforcements - - Which is exactly the same as the Vita version.Defend three of the most suicidal ais in existance from an endless onslaught of enemies for 5 minutes.One of which will automatically start flying towards the enemy spawn 1 minute into the mission, followed by the other 2 , a minute later.And if you beat the game? It's time for the DLC missions , Hero Creation MIssions and the (R) missions. The DLC missions are pretty interesting but you really don't get any story behind them and enemy stats are pumped to the extreme.The (R) Missions are the same missions you already beat -- except now the reward is hidden and the enemies are randomly excessively more powerful. Incredibly boring.I don't have the endurance for Hero Creation Mode - Doing similar missions to the main story, except with a more vocal main character? Sign me - - meh. Nevermind.I did enjoy building a robot like old times sake but the ultimate nail in the NO FUN coffin was the Random Drops. You need the Japanese wiki to figure out what drops what to some extent. Even those guys haven't figured what drops some of the weapons and they've been playing this game for years.Oh I didn't mention that. Enemies have a item drop pool that can range from only 1 item to 24 different items. The ones with the larger pools? Some of the toughest enemies in the game, ie the Final Boss and the Final DLC Boss.Have fun! I did for a while but eventually.. I tapped out. Fighting Agastuasdahwatever for the 60th time was my breaking point.. A fun little game. While it's graphics reminds me of a psp game, there is a nice experience if you like mech themed games mixed with a diablo like loot management.