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Game is a bit too slice of life, and since the setting isn't as interesting as the first/puzzles aren't very great, it's hard to justify continuing. As pseudo-visual novels go, you could do a lot better.
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Pretty solid game and holds up fairly well, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't think what came later as far as JRPGS go wasn't more interesting.
Pretty solid game and holds up fairly well, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't think what came later as far as JRPGS go wasn't more interesting.
Improves upon 7 mechanically to an insane degree, and is great for tying up loose ends to Kiryu's story... but it's by far the weakest Yakuza since 4 besides that. The game is very strangely paced, story is unbelievably messy in part because of how sidelined Ichiban gets, and I kinda felt that the side content was generally less memorable than every other Yakuza in recent memory save for Judgment. It's a Yakuza game and therefore a lot of fun, but I genuinely cannot believe how this is the one that scored a 90 on Open Critic for how messy and undercooked a lot of it is.