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Yakuza Like A Dragon
Yakuza: Like A Dragon changed the series’ signature real-time combat with a turn-based system, and remains all the better for it. Ichiban is an interesting character, and getting to see the world through his eccentric eyes remains an absolute treat through and through. The turn-based combat doesn’t require much active effort, but the many flashy moves from different characters will surely put a smile on your face. And then of course, you have a vast selection of side quests and activities that are densely packed within a small open-world – and that signature element of the series remains as enjoyable as ever.
