Both Yakuza spinoffs were recently rated for the platform by the ESRB, and their release for PC has now been officially confirmed.
The remake focuses on Sakamoto Ryoma in the Late Edo Period, as he joins the Shinsengumi in Kyoto to locate his mentor's killer.
Focusing on Kiryu's story between Yakuza 6 and Like a Dragon 8, the title is coming to Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, and PC.
The turn-based RPG is a sequel to Yakuza: Like a Dragon and stars Ichiban Kasuga and Kazama Kiryu. It's to be the series' largest game yet.
After rumors of a disagreement between Takuya Kimura's talent agency and Sega, the Judgment series could finally come to PC.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has announced an imminent livestream. The developer has previously confirmed it's working on multiple titles, including the next Yakuza game.
All three titles will be available for PS Plus Essential, Extra and Premium subscribers from August 2nd to September 6th.
As is customary, the upcoming monthly lineup for PlayStation Plus Essential's free games has leaked, revealing some heavy hitters.
The three games were taken off the subscription service back in December. All Yakuza games are available on Game Pass once again.
The DLC pack contains 19 character costumes, a new battle user interface, 20 background tracks, and a remade theme from Tekken 7.
Ryu Ga Gotoku studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama assures that the next mainline Yakuza game's development is progressing well.
Ryu ga Gotoku Studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama will talk about the series' "past, present and future" next week on Niconico Chokaigi.
The story expansion for Lost Judgment is out for PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and can also be purchased separately for $29.99.
Use coins to distract enemies and knock them out from behind...or slam a door into their face repeatedly in the upcoming expansion.
Masaharu Kaito takes on a starring role in this four-chapter expansion, and can dish out punches, kicks and suplexes with authority.
The former focuses on powerful punches, evasive techniques and counters while the latter repels hits and uses environmental objects.
The four-chapter expansion focuses on Kaito taking up a case involving his past. It includes new bosses, collectibles and fighting styles.
"We have a lot of unannounced titles that are currently in development," the studio director of RGG Studio Masayoshi Yokoyama says.
Sales for the series have been trending upwards since 2019, which is around the time that Sega began to add PC support.
Studio director Masayoshi Yokoyama confirmed to Famitsu that other titles outside of Yakuza and Judgment are currently in the works.
