Bond with crewmates to improve their stats for naval combat, equip different cannons, and even battle deep-sea monsters.
Unlike Infinite Wealth, which locked New Game Plus mode behind costlier editions, the upcoming spinoff offers the mode for free.
RGG Studio will offer "first looks" at the upcoming action-adventure spin-off before its worldwide launch on February 21st.
RGG Studio’s director Masayoshi Yokoyama talks about how the upcoming Like a Dragon spinoff ended up much beefier than the previous one.
The action-adventure title will star Matthew Mercer as Goro Majima, Debra Wilson as Queen Michele, Samoa Joe as Raymond Law, and more.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama also seems to suggest the game's release was brought forward so it wouldn't clash with Monster Hunter Wilds.
Previously set to launch on February 28 next year, the upcoming action-adventure spinoff is now set to launch a week earlier.
More new gameplay footage has emerged for the upcoming Like a Dragon spinoff, showcasing some beloved returning minigames.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio president Masayoshi Yokoyama also confirmed that its story is 1.3 to 1.5 times larger than Gaiden's.
The Deluxe Edition includes outfits and an extra Karaoke song alongside Kazuma Kiryu, Daigo Dojima, and more as crewmates.
Players can fight in the Colosseum, engage in Dragon Kart, sing Karaoke, and delve into the live-action Minato Girls scenario.
The action-adventure title stars Majima Goro as he becomes a pirate captain and ventures to Madlantis while searching for lost treasure.
Recruit Sujimon of multiple types and evolutions, fight with teams of three, and take on the Discreet Four to become the Sujimon Master.
Meanwhile, the PS5 enjoyed a bumper week in Japan, outselling the Nintendo Switch with over 107,000 units sold.
Yakuza: Like a Dragon, the previous mainline title, required a maximum of 60 GB on PC. Other requirements have also increased.
"If you go at it continuously, you’ll get sick, and it won’t end with just one or two all-nighters," series producer Masayoshi Yokoyama warns.
The story of this one exceptionally specific time period in the Yakuza canon, revealed at last.
"We decided it would be a lot more interesting as a game of its own, which is how the project came to be," says RGG Studio director Masayoshi Yokoyama.
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