I don’t want to spoil anything, but it essentially becomes a wonderful homage to the film Kindergarten Cop. The highlight of the experience is Seiryo High School, where much of the campaign takes place.
There’s quite a bit more to it than that, but it’s a magnificent tale with all the twists and turns one would expect. Lost Judgment‘s story centers around the murder of a teacher at a wealthy private school with a dark history, so it’s up to former ace-attorney-turned-ace-detective Takayuki Yagami and his burly backup Kaito to crack the case. While it certainly helps to have the background information from the first installment, new players can easily jump here thanks to how strong these characters are and how little the events of the previous game are actually brought up. Lost Judgment isn’t the middle chapter in a planned trilogy (or, in the case of Yakuza, a heptalogy), this is The Continuing Adventures of The Yagami Detective Agency. While the sprawling Yakuza franchise is one of the studio’s greatest strengths, Judgment seems to be moving in a more episodic direction. Or at least get a nap in!īut before they do (and I really hope they do), a hearty pat on the back is in order for yet another exceptional release. While I am thankful for their bountiful efforts, I must say to Ryu Ga Gotoku studio - Please, in the name of all that is holy, take a vacation. Between those titles and the recently released Lost Judgement, I would estimate that at least half of all the hours played on my PS5 have been dedicated to titles from Sega’s new golden goose.
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They followed that up with a PS5 version in March and a poorly priced (but competent) remaster of their exceptional gumshoe simulator Judgmentin April.
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Yakuza: Like A Dragon was a Series S/X launch title, which means this majestic developer can now also lay claim to creating one of the greatest launch games of all time. This is now their third game to release on next-gen hardware, and these machines haven’t even been out for a year. It is quite possibly too good a time to be a fan of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio. WTF …Is this series really ending because of pig-headed Japanese talent agents? LOW Some of the original Judgment‘s nagging issues are still present HIGH It’s still the best way to beat the hell out of people in modern gaming.
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