PS5
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name
PS5 Details
- Native PS5 application
- Yes
- PS Plus Extra
- Yes
Details
- Genre
- Release Date
- November 9, 2023
- Metacritic Score
- 79
Reviews
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Good
- Interesting protagonist replacement
- Shift to RPG genre was a success
- Main character has depth and flaws
- New combat style introduces novel game mechanics
- Range of side missions and personal upgrades available
- Varied, memorable characters
- Interesting game distractions and mini-games
- Visually appealing game environment
- Story is gripping and full
- Quantity of content makes up for shorter game length
Bad
- Concept of a Yakuza game without original protagonist was initially challenging
- Some game gadgets feel gimmicky
- Game seems shorter than previous versions
- Gameplay can get repetitive when grinding ranks
- Health depletion issue in battles
- Artificial game lengthening methods used
Good
- The game provides more context to the story of Yakuza: Like a Dragon.
- The plot is filled with twists and fantastic characters.
- Kiryu's character is enriched and feels more fleshed out.
- The narrative carries the experience overall.
- The game offers an ample amount of minigames and side quests.
- Sotenbori has much to explore.
- The game's fighting styles complement each other really well.
- Combat system feels refined.
Bad
- Knowledge of the previous Yakuza game is needed for context.
- Only one district, which can feel cramped.
- Repetitive journeying across the same district.
- The implementation of the colosseum and group battles disappoint.
- Grinding required to assemble and level up team.
- Optional excursions can feel too grindy.
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