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This is the private eye of Takayuki Yagami The second adventure; A spin-off of Sega’s famous, twisted and complex Yakuza saga. He lives in the same area as Kamurocho, the same yakuza gangs roam the streets, and there’s very occasional crossover between side story characters and weirdos. But instead of punching bad guys in the face in the name of justice or honor, which is Yakuza style Protagonist Kazuya Kiryu, Yagami fights with the power of his lawyer badge, drone evidence, and… occasionally (read: often) kicks bad guys in the face.

The second part skates closer to a sort of serialized TV drama, peppered with fights, chases, and melodrama. For anyone who’s played the series before, it treads familiar ground, but with a more serious (realistic) story that focuses on the problems of bullying and suicide in Japanese high schools, which are linked to a myriad of plots involving the legal system, politics, and organized crime.

Yagami has multiple fighting styles to master, while there are love interests, batting cages, mahjong, skate parks and more activities you could spend more hours on. On PS5, Missing judgment Looks great. The battles are smooth and the recreated areas of Tokyo and Yokohama are usually full of pedestrians, shops and points of interest. while Yakuza: Like a dragon Taking the franchise in a new direction (role-based, more absurd), Missing judgment It retains the brawling gameplay of the Yakuza series, with a new hero who charms us at the end.