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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth
RGG Studio’s Like a Dragon franchise is about many things – the deep narrative and interpersonal relationships alongside the conflicts born from them, the side stories and quirky characters involved, the playspots and activities like karaoke, etc. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth doesn’t deviate from that (though there is a lot to do), but it leans even harder into its predecessor’s RPG mechanics. There are more Jobs to master, team-up attacks to unleash and loot to master. Even the Poundmates have been revamped, offering more than one-and-done attacks. When playing as Kiryu, it’s possible to revert to the old Yakuza loop of beat ’em up combos.
