Finally A RPG Where You Can Channel Leonardo Da Vinci’s Brilliance

Tokyo New World Record: Operation Abyss is a set in the same world as another Experience developed dungeon RPG, Labyrinth Cross Blood Reloaded. Both games use Blood Codes which are genetic ties for historical figures as a base for classes.

Take the Academic as example. This class uses Leonardo Da Vinci’s as a Blood Code and gives players abilities like trap detection and item identification.

Minamoto no Yoshitsune’s genome is used for the Tactician class which wears colorful armor and has high attack power.

Florence Nightingale’s genome is the core of the Healer class which can use recovery spells.

Himiko’s genome powers the Wizard class. These magicians can use powerful spells, but are weak so they need to be put in the back row.

Joan of Arc’s genome is used for the Royal Knight class, a knight that excels both in offense and defense.

The Martial Artist is extremely skilled using a sword and can slice with lightning speed. This class uses Miyamoto Musashi’s genome as a base.

Genghis Khan’s genome is used for the Archer class which can target enemies in the back row.

Hattori Hanzo’s genome is the source for the Assassin class. These warriors can take out enemies in one hit and can throw items like shuriken.

Monks use Xuanzang’s genome and can repeatedly hit a single enemy.

Abe no Seimei’s genome powers the Summoner class.

Tokyo New World Record: Operation Abyss comes out on January 23, 2014 for PlayStation Vita. First print copies include an item that lets you save within dungeons, which is really helpful for beginners. And if you’re a DRPG fan you probably have Labyrinth Cross Blood Reloaded. This game unlocks an item that makes dungeons more difficult by increasing all of the enemy’s levels by five.