
Crime Opera II: The Floodgate Effect
Crime Opera II: The Floodgate Effect is an upcoming Adventure/Visual Novel game releasing on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5. Scheduled to launch on February 26, 2025.
Developed by and published by EastAsiaSoft.
Release Date: 02/27/2025
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Story
Experience a new chapter in the mafia tale surrounding the Gallos family! This story begins 9 years after the original. Xander Gallo is now bitter, alone and out of control. He’s causing problems for not only other families within the syndicate but also for younger Gallo members as well. Those who remained behind to continue the family legacy are soon forced to take sides with or against Xander Gallo, while others who have seemingly moved on with their lives are pulled back in against their will. This is a tale of loyalty and deceit, murder and survival, as well as the strength or frailty of familial bonds. As a visual novel, Crime Opera II: The Floodgate Effect allows players the option of witnessing events in linear “kinetic” fashion or to affect how the narrative progresses by making key decisions along the way, all depicted with meticulously hand-drawn character portraits, a wide variety of scenes and scenarios to explore, original backgrounds and a soundtrack to fit the brooding and dangerous atmosphere.
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- EastAsiaSoft
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Primary Release Date
February 26, 2025
✅ Already released
Platform Release Dates
PlayStation 4
Nintendo Switch
Xbox One
Xbox Series X|S
PlayStation 5
Release Notes
- Release dates may vary by region and platform
- Pre-orders may be available before the official release date
- Digital releases typically go live at 00:00 local time
- Physical releases may arrive a few days earlier or later depending on shipping
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