Lost Judgment

[h1]⚔️ [i]Lost Judgment[/i] - Uncovering the Shadows of Yokohama[/h1] [b]What I Played:[/b] I delved deep into the world of Lost Judgment, spending over 100 hours (I owned it on Playstation first) solving cases, engaging in epic brawls, and exploring the bustling city of Yokohama with its multitude of secrets. [b]The Good:[/b] [list] [*]The investigative gameplay in Lost Judgment is top-notch, with upgraded detective tools and tactics that truly immerse you in the role. Tailoring missions have been revamped, adding a thrilling edge to the pursuit of suspects. [*]The narrative of Lost Judgment tackles serious themes like bullying and justice with depth and emotion, making every decision feel weighty and impactful. The moral complexities add layers of intrigue to the storyline. [*]Combat in Lost Judgment is a blast, offering fast-paced action with a Yakuza-style flair that keeps you engaged throughout. The addition of various side activities like school stories and minigames enrich...

improves on EVERYTHING from Judgment aside from story and it’s one of my favorite RGG games, period School Stories were fantastic Yagami is overpowered and it's kinda too easy on hard though

It's good game with interesting detective plot and high-quality cut-scenes. Though, fights are similar like the Yakudza 0 and series they give much enjoyment. Defenitely, the game worths wasted money.

as a diehard yakuza fan who's played 0-6 (currently halfway through 7), the first judgment did not impress me at all. in fact, i gave up and watched the cutscenes on youtube. although i did think the ending was cool, i couldnt bear playing again due to all the filler in the middle of main story missions. this game, however, had my interest instantly. it was so refreshing to see a RGG game that doesn't involve a yakuza muder mystery. instead, you're working with everyday civilians who struggle with things almost everyone in the world as experienced. its very relatable, and definitely feels more emotional due to how real the story feels. it definitely makes you rethink morals, and what is right and wrong to a person. the story isnt the only thing great about this game, because the combat is really where the game shines. going back to a whopping 4 COMBAT STYLES makes you realize how fun it was in yakuza 0/kiwami. all 4 of yagami's styles are each useful for their one combat scenarios, ...

I liked it. Then I had to play ze shogi, ze mahjong, ze tailing missions, ze stealth sections and SPECIALLY SPECIALLY the Super Amon bossfight. Combat, save for a couple instances, is pretty good, but it's almost Kiwami 1 levels of unpleasant filler. You can patch it up with mods but I dunno, ultimately it didn't feel that great. Take into account that my favorite is Kiwami 2, which is apparently a contentious opinion to have in the fandom. I base that on the fact that Kiryu's got a complete fighting style on that one, and it feels good. You got pretty much one of everything and then it's just a matter of applying it properly. Yagami has one of everything. Hell, he has three- AND they're usually the best versions of it. But he has it spread over four styles, and none of these styles feel fun individually. 6 and K2 Kiryu is a complete character who doesn't really need to stance dance. Kaito's Bruiser is a lot more fleshed out and better than Tank, Tank is just a parry button. But ...

Overall the game is really good but the biker gang minigame almost warrants a negative review by itself with how bad it was. 1) Rubber banding nonsense 2) Tedious boss fights that doesnt respect your time 3) Extremely long compared to the other better ones like virtua fighter, etc.

This is the first "yakuza" game that i gave up on. As a note, i didn't play like a dragon ones as i don't like turn based combat. This particular game deals with high school bullying as a starter to the story while matched with a train groping case. Gone are the tojo clan wars. gone are the noble men who would rip off their shirts to show the yakuza tattoos and battle against impossible odds. Gone is Kiriyu who would move heaven and hell for his adoptive daughter because it was the right thing to do. Atleast in the fist game we were fighting against the yakuza and a government conspiracy. Instead of that - have a parkour mechanic, that was done better 15 years ago in assassin's creed <1>. ONE! I don't know and i don't care how this game ends. At the very least, the first one made me into a detective trying to figure out a fund embezzlement plot and the second makes me into a dance dance revolution teacher, because there is a bad guy somewhere in the city. FCK this!

King Kong ain't got sxit on Kaito aniki.

5/5

peak story, music, fights, comedy, absolute cinema