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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth
To the crisp, sunnier climbs of tropical Hawaii now for Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth and whilst at first glance Kasuga and Kiryu’s latest jaunt might appear similar to its predecessor on close inspection we find newfound richness and quality of detail in its graphics. It’s that word again though: textures. Concreate, marble, brickwork, they all exhibit a realistic roughness in the hard sunlight. Where Infinite Wealth excels though is character models. Sure, animations could be more fluid but skin blemishes, heat sheen, scars, and dimples expose a character’s history superbly.
