Operation Babel: New Tokyo Legacy cover
SeriesGeneration Xth

Operation Babel: New Tokyo Legacy

Generation Xth: Code Realize →

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First release
May 16, 2017
Publisher
NIS America, 5pb.
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Adventure · Fantasy, Science fiction
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation Vita

Operation Babel is a first person RPG dungeon crawler with turn-based battles using a customized team of 6 characters. Operation Babel is the sequel to Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy and the remake of the third game in the Generation Xth trilogy, Code Realize. "Continue the story of Operation Abyss and defend near-future Tokyo from a new threat in this dungeon crawling RPG. When a mysterious object - dubbed ‘the Embryo’ - appears in the sky, the CPA and the Xth Squad are mobilized to face the new threat. Venture into challenging new labyrinths and create the perfect team to challenge each threat. Featuring a mysterious new story, unprecedented character customization through the new ‘Sub-Blood’ system, and item-based character ability modifications, Operation Babel: New Tokyo Legacy will give you a world to lose yourself in."

Also known as 東京新世録 オペレーションバベル, Tokyo Shin Seiroku: Operation Babel, Operation Babel.exe

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Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
May 16, 2017
PlayStation Vita
May 16, 2017
PC (Microsoft Windows)
May 19, 2017
All 5 release dates
PlayStation Vita
May 19, 2017
PlayStation Vita
Apr 30, 2015
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
First person
Keywords
character customization, japan, grid-based movement, dungeon crawler, turn-based combat
… All 6, tokyo

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