Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy (2015)

Experience Inc.

PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation Vita

2.40 from 5 ratings

139 members have it in their collection · 3 playing now · 94 backlogged · 30 wish listed

Operation Abyss is a first person RPG dungeon crawler with turn-based battles using a customized team of 6 characters from a total of 10 classes. Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy is a combined remake of the first two games in the Generation Xth trilogy, Code Hazard and Code Breaker, by Experience Inc. based on the Wizardry series. They were only … Read more
Operation Abyss is a first person RPG dungeon crawler with turn-based battles using a customized team of 6 characters from a total of 10 classes. Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy is a combined remake of the first two games in the Generation Xth trilogy, Code Hazard and Code Breaker, by Experience Inc. based on the Wizardry series. They were only released in Japan. The sequel "Operation Babel: New Tokyo Legacy" is the remake of the third Generation Xth game, Code Realize. Read less
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Release dates

  • Apr 14, 2015 (North_America) PlayStation Vita
  • Apr 17, 2015 (Europe) PlayStation Vita
  • Mar 27, 2017 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)

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wonderbrian

Review wonderbrian 4/5 · Jul 10, 2017

An experience that will grow on you

When I first started playing, I thought the other review at 2 stars was accurate. This game is definitely not welcoming to newcomers, with most of the information about the mechanics hidden behind your squad manual.

But I have this obsessive need to at least complete the story mode of the games I start, so I pushed through. And I'm …

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When I first started playing, I thought the other review at 2 stars was accurate. This game is definitely not welcoming to newcomers, with most of the information about the mechanics hidden behind your squad manual.

But I have this obsessive need to at least complete the story mode of the games I start, so I pushed through. And I'm glad I did. Although it's hard to find information for what you need and there's little online help, as you play and you start to discover some of the lore in this world, it draws you in. The game feels like too much at first, with so much of the experience lost behind the world's own jargon like "blood codes" and "code rise", but once it all starts to make sense, (emphasis) it all starts to make sense.

If you like dungeon crawlers, give this a shot. If you're new to the genre, another place might be a better place to start, but keep this one in mind for later.

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