Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name

The narrative hits with incredible force, delivering an emotional payoff even stronger than *Yakuza 6*.

Superb storytelling and acting from the entire cast and some fun/over the top additions to the combat system(s) this time around.

Both Yakuza and Agent style are a blast to use, and the mechanics used in the Judgment games such as the Juggling and Ultimate Counter are brought in here which are always fun and very satisfying to pull off.

Overall the graphics are solid but not a huge step up, and Sotenbori gets stale fast.

The fighting animations as well as the world are updated and seemless with every door not having loading screens and alot of Osaka Tombori open world + tv grade cut scenes with great voice acting and a plethora of quests and side quests to play through.

Packed with diverse match types, it allows you to recruit and directly control a huge roster of secondary characters and sub-story allies from past titles.