The story sees Kaito teaming up with his supposed son, Jun, to investigate a case that involves his ex, Mikiko, who in turn has gone missing, all the while dealing with a criminal syndicate operating in Kamurocho. The game is set to feature two new fighting styles for players to experience, called Bruiser and Tank, as well as new bosses to conquer and new collectibles to collect.

The Kaito Files also introduce new gameplay features such as Primal Eyes, which allows players to search for items and enemies in the environment. The expansion is currently available to purchase on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S for $29.99, and is also included in both the game’s Ultimate Edition and Season Pass.

Bruiser Style may seem like it’s all about hard-hitting punches but one can also utilize some cool-looking dodges. One such maneuver allows Kaito to dodge an enemy’s attack and then tackle them straight through a table. Counter-punch techniques are also available including a strong gut punch (that’s sadly not showcased). On the other hand, Tank Style utilizes repelling techniques, bear hugs and environmental objects to inflict damage. It’s more defensive but still possesses enough destructive power.

Lost Judgment – The Kaito Files is out on March 28th for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One. Retailing separately for $30, it’s also included in the Season Pass and Ultimate Edition. For details on the base game, check out our review here.