Post by account_disabled on Jan 28, 2024 6:53:10 GMT
Explore both Hawaii and Japan in a new way. All products posted here are independently selected by our editors and writers. Mashable may earn an affiliate commission if you purchase something through links on our site. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth manages to mostly avoid the pitfalls that come with being a direct sequel of a video game. While the story can sometimes have pacing issues and feel bloated, its incredible cast of characters, fun gameplay, and amazing side content make Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth an unforgettable adventure. In many ways, Infinite Wealth is very similar to its predecessor, Yakuza: Like a Dragon , except much bigger in scope.
Sega and Fax Lists Ryu Ga Gotoku doubled down on what made the first game great. But because Infinite Wealth is a bigger game, it feels less focused this time around. However, its attempt to split the cast of characters between two parties helps to stomach the experience. Like Dragons: Infinite Wealth is releasing during a hugely stacked period on January 28, 2024, along with upcoming games like Tekken 8 , Persona 3 Reboot and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League . After playing 45 hours of it, Infinite Wealth is certainly a game you don't want to miss. Tropical breeze Our main character, Ichiban Kasuga returns as he tries to get an honest job as a recruiter to help other yakuza integrate into Japanese society by giving them jobs.
However, one day he receives an assignment that sends him to Hawaii to find his dead birth mother. Like a Dragon: The Endless Promo Poster Credit: Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio Kasuga meets the previous protagonist of the franchise, Kazuma Kiryu, who is also looking for Kasuga's mother. When their goals align, they work together to track him down. For most of the first half of the game, both Kasuga and Kiryu explore Honolulu. The fresh setting was a great and convenient way to introduce new allies since Kasuga's friends from the first game are still in Japan. However, the sunny adventure is often interrupted by the introduction of mini-games, although it's really impressive how well thought out they are.
Sega and Fax Lists Ryu Ga Gotoku doubled down on what made the first game great. But because Infinite Wealth is a bigger game, it feels less focused this time around. However, its attempt to split the cast of characters between two parties helps to stomach the experience. Like Dragons: Infinite Wealth is releasing during a hugely stacked period on January 28, 2024, along with upcoming games like Tekken 8 , Persona 3 Reboot and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League . After playing 45 hours of it, Infinite Wealth is certainly a game you don't want to miss. Tropical breeze Our main character, Ichiban Kasuga returns as he tries to get an honest job as a recruiter to help other yakuza integrate into Japanese society by giving them jobs.
However, one day he receives an assignment that sends him to Hawaii to find his dead birth mother. Like a Dragon: The Endless Promo Poster Credit: Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio Kasuga meets the previous protagonist of the franchise, Kazuma Kiryu, who is also looking for Kasuga's mother. When their goals align, they work together to track him down. For most of the first half of the game, both Kasuga and Kiryu explore Honolulu. The fresh setting was a great and convenient way to introduce new allies since Kasuga's friends from the first game are still in Japan. However, the sunny adventure is often interrupted by the introduction of mini-games, although it's really impressive how well thought out they are.