I took my time with Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s latest entry in the long-running Yakuza franchise. The turned-based combat has greatly improved, the myriad of activities feel endless and entertaining, and the overall story left me teary-eyed and wanting more. I’m now more invested in the series than I ever was thanks to Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth with Kasuga leading the charge.
Read MoreAs this will likely be the first of many entries in my review-in-progress, I can confidently say that Infinite Wealth stands out as a Yakuza game where the initial hours shine across multiple aspects. The story is captivating, the combat is enjoyable and evolves as it deepens, and the game is filled with distractions, each proving to be a blast.
Read MoreSega released new information about Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’s combat system as they made various changes such as characters moving during their turn, improved knockback attacks, expanded perfect attacks, and a Smackdown feature to quickly end battles against weaker enemies.
Read MoreDuring ESGS 2023 we got to try out a demo of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth which allows you to explore the changes to the turn-based RPG formula and the many absurd activities that are waiting for us in January 2024.
Read MoreSega will be present at the 2023 Electronic Sports and Gaming Summit (ESGS) in the Philippines. Sega will have a booth featuring playable demos for upcoming titles Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Persona 3 Reload, and demos for recently released titles such as ENDLESS Dungeon, and Sonic Superstars.
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