Judgment

First 'Yakuza' game I've played. I was never bothered by the gangster aspect, but having spent time with one of the characters from that series in this great game , I may go and say hello now. I read about a few mods, added some non-game changing visual ones, stuck it on normal, did about 70% of the things on the map and was never bored. I really enjoyed the main story alongside a very fun group of characters, and undertook some truly odd side quests. No bugs, no crashes. Looks great in 4K and plays flawlessly Ultra 120fps. Movement maybe a little too 'Console game' feely on PC for some but I had a blast with a standard XBox controller. I will now go and play the sequel which I have heard is much better mechanically, but for me (Maybe as I'm new to the series game format), this was a very pleasant surprise. Absolutely recommended.

[i]Judgment[/i] really feels like the first of the Dragon Engine games to get things right, though it took me a bit to realize that at first. Like [i]Yakuza 0[/i] before it, this thing starts [i]slow[/i] – and its first few chapters take quite a while to start picking up steam. Before even getting into what the game does best, what I noticed first and foremost about this game is how much better the combat feels here than it does in either of [i]Yakuza 6[/i] or [i]Kiwami 2[/i]. While, in those games, Kazuma Kiryu felt weighed down by the transition from the Kiwami Engine, here Takayuki Yagami—our intrepid detective protagonist—is unfettered by such baggage as he unleashes his styles of self-taught martial arts on the lowlives plaguing Kamurocho. Unfortunately, however, I only ever used one of those styles extensively over the course of my playthrough; Tiger style always felt much more effective than Crane. But, as previously alluded to, what [i]Judgment[/i] truly does best is ev...

the kinda gay partnership between kaito and yagami got me envious other than that its a great game

Overall Grade: 9.4/10 Amazing game. this is the first action game that I played that made me cry multiple times because the story is deep and rich. Story-wise, I enjoyed it and really loved how immersive it was. The story showed illustrates how good intentions paves the away for evil especially with Yoji Shono and all antagonists in the story. It made me realized that the issue is never having good intentions but not letting your integrity be damaged by caving to any proposal because you have a good heart or you want to be empathetic due to past experiences. the revolving theme of the story is that evil lies within good intentions. There was no plot holes like you see in modern games today made by many major companies like EA or To build a rocket boy that create gimmicks and call it games. The side content especially friend events. there is one with Kim where every time you're in a mission, he calls you to help him and it is a constant problem because at first it sounds like a honorab...

[h1]🔍 [i]Judgment[/i] - A Gripping Legal Thriller Unveiled[/h1] [b]What I Played:[/b] I delved into the thrilling world of [i]Judgment[/i], spending hours investigating clues, engaging in intense chases, and navigating through a web of mystery and action. [b]The Good:[/b] [list] [*]The investigation mechanics in [i]Judgment[/i] are top-notch, immersing me in Tokyo's underbelly with thrilling clues and heart-pounding chases that kept me on the edge of my seat. [*]The seamless blend of Yakuza-style combat with a detective twist made for a dynamic and satisfying gameplay experience. The combat felt smooth and engaging, adding a new layer to the investigative elements. [*]I thoroughly enjoyed the entertaining minigames and side cases in the game. From quirky side missions to diverse activities, there was never a dull moment, keeping me captivated throughout my playtime. [*]The cinematic excellence of [i]Judgment[/i] was truly remarkable. The great production quality elevated the detec...

This game was just amazing, great story, great characters, great voice acting like pretty much 95% of things in this game are amazing the only like annoyingly bad thing ive noticed were some graphical glitches no matter what settings i chose but overall this was a 10/10 for me ive played most rgg games and this one is top 3 for sure

Judgment is a great spin-off of the Yakuza series. Mechanically, it’s like the other Yakuza games, but with a standalone story in the same universe. The main premise is that you’re playing as Yagami, a private detective, trying to uncover the truth behind a series of murders. It takes place in Kamurocho, the staple location of the Yakuza series, a fictional Tokyo district. Now, I have to be honest. I’d played all Yakuza games up until Judgment was released, and I wasn’t impressed at first. Many people say that Judgment is as good as Yakuza 0, but that simply isn’t the case. There’s a decent amount of side content, typical of the Yakuza series, but I didn’t find it great. The minigame selection is good (no karaoke though), but the side cases were average. Some were pretty good though. These are complemented with a friends mechanic, which makes the city feel more organic. But they’re basically like side cases—most are average, with a few that stand out. The combat i...

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