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SPY x ANYA: Operation Memories

Game

SPY x ANYA: Operation Memories, known in Japan as Spy x Family Operation Diary, is a life sim starring Anya Forger. Groove Box Japan builds it for Bandai Namco, sending players through school days and family outings to fill Anya's photo diary.

Genre: Life simulation adventure
Developer: Groove Box Japan
Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment
Release Year: 2023
Japan Release Date: 2023-12-21
North America Release Date: 2024-06-28
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Gameplay and Minigames

Players guide Anya through a school assignment that calls for a photo diary full of memories. Weekdays bring classes and small moments around the Forger house, while weekends open up trips to spots like the beach and an art museum. The loop folds in more than fifteen minigames pulled straight from the manga, including sparring with Yor, riding Bond, and playing card games powered by Anya's telepathy.
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Characters and Customization

Loid, Yor, and Bond join Anya on her outings, and the wider cast, including Damian, Becky, Yuri, and Nightfall, shows up across the game's ten destinations. Players dress the family in over eighty outfits, accessories, and hairstyles, and can tackle outings alone or bring a second player in through shared or split screen co-op.
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Platforms and Release

Bandai Namco Entertainment ships the game on Nintendo Switch in Japan on December 21, 2023, followed by PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 versions in Japan on June 27, 2024. A worldwide release on PS4, PS5, and Steam follows the next day, carrying an ESRB E10+ rating along with nineteen Steam achievements and cloud save support.
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