
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name Deluxe Edition
- Region: Worldwide

About the Game DELUXE EDITION INCLUDES: Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name Legendary Fighter Pack Floating in the bay, away from the prying eyes of the public, is a mysterious container ship known as the Castle. At its center lies the Coliseum, and three legendary yakuza have entered the battle arena as playable characters.
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Bought to play as Kiryu but got some bum-ass nobody named Joryu instead. Tears were falling down my cheeks at the end. Bought it only because I wanted to continue Like a Dragon, but its a great self contained game in
The story kinda short, but very enjoyable. Skipped all the series between 0 to here and got no problem following the story (kinda). And thanks to Steam Summer Sale, finally I can enjoy this game. Next I'm gonna play
A short but great game. Gameplay is entertaining, the story compelling and enjoyable. A return to traditional brawler gameplay was sorely needed with the added bonus of amazing combat. I found every minute in this game
Stranger Than Heaven is RGG's final saving grace if they manage it. Yakuza 6 was already mediocre, and every single game after it just somehow manages to get worse and worse. I will not go in-depth, but RGG have
I would call it “Yakuza Lite.” It is not even close to Yakuza 0 in terms of gameplay or story, but overall, it is still an enjoyable experience. It is probably the easiest “Platinum” in the series. I would recommend it,
Arguably the best "Kiryu focused" game RGG ever released. -The combat feels the most fluid out of all the Yakuza games; - The soundtrack goes hard af (specially during the boss fights). I don't think there's a single