
What is it? The second turn-based JRPG in the Like A Dragon/Yakuza series
Expect to pay £59.99/$69.99
Developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio
Publisher Sega
Reviewed on Windows 11, Nvidia 4090, Intel i9-13900k, 64gb DDR5 RAM
Steam Deck Playable
Link Official site
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth feels indulgent in a way few games get to be. Enough drama to fill two normal Yakuza games, a Hawaiian city sparkling in the sun (the largest environment in the series yet) and an absurd lineup of minigames including resort management and creature taming. It's impossible to go five minutes without it excitedly thrusting another glossy distraction in your face, even as stakes escalate. Honestly, better than most vacations I've been on.