basic information
Original name of work
Dongyao ザナドゥ
Translation of works
The Lost City of Tokyo | The Lost City of Tokyo XANADU | Tokyo Fantasy City | Tokyo Xanadu
Selling platform
PSV | PS4 | PC | NS
Release time
September 30, 2015 (PSV) | September 8, 2016 (PS4) | December 8, 2017 (PC) | July 13, 2023 (NS)
Official Chinese
Support (PS4 | PSV | NS)
music
Falcom Sound Team jdk (Hayato Sonoda, Ishibashito, Takahide Murayama), Shinto Yuto University
related resources
Patches
Edit tool
Model file
Drama Novel/Script
Game archive
Wallpaper

Original introduction

      "Tokyo Lost City" (also "Tokyo XANADU"; formerly known as "東亰ザナドゥ") is a mythical ARPG based on modern cities launched by Falcom, Japan
 

Synopsis

──On that day, the original "daily life" was torn apart.

"Kou Tokisaka", a 17-year-old ordinary high school student living in Morimiya City outside Tokyo, encountered an incident on his way home from work one day.

Hiiragi Asuka──

She only transferred in April as a child of returnees. As the class monitor, she has a good appearance and lively personality, and she is very popular. Guang happened to see her being entangled by bad elements, as if she was about to be taken somewhere.

"Why at such a time...!"

Although he couldn't help being dumbfounded, he still made up his mind to chase them into the dark alley. What he saw there was—it was not like the real world, a frighteningly beautiful space, and a bad boy who was almost swallowed by unknown weirdness...

And "she", out of nothing, pulled out a "sword" that emitted blue light like a will-o'-the-wisp──

Version changes
PSV
The original version.
PS4
The PS4 version is upgraded to eX+, and various side stories and mazes are added, and the plot will be discussed later. The picture quality has been strengthened, and it supports up to 60FPS operation.
PC
The PC version is issued by Aksys Games. It is based on the PS4 version and only has an English/Japanese version.
NS
The NS version is released by Cloud Leopard, based on the PS4 version, including all DLC, traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean versions.