As Yagami, Lost Judgment has players romping around beautifully rendered takes on real Japanese locations (recreations of the real-life Kabukichō and Isezakichō districts as Kamurocho Isezaki Ijincho, respectively), taking on side-quests, indulging in a range of esoteric side activities and progressing the main story.
He’s smug, he’s funny, he’s a goof, he kicks ample amounts of ass – he’s brilliant.įurther Reading – Best Yakuza Games Ranked On PS3, PS4, PS5, PSP – Every Yakuza Game Rankedįor those who have played any of the mainline Yakuza games prior to Like A Dragon or the previous Judgment title, Lost Judgment’s gameplay beats will feel like slipping into a hot bath – both welcoming and warmly familiar. As ever, Yagami (given charismatic life by the likeness and vocal talents of real life Japanese icon Takuya Kimura) is the heart of Lost Judgment, cutting a much more laid back and suave figure than the Fourth Tojo Chairman that always keeps you interested in whatever he gets up to next.
There are no massive big swinging phallus Yakuza turf wars and no all-encompassing government scandals to speak of here and yet, despite the relatively smaller scope of Lost Judgment, it ends up feeling more intimate and ultimately grounded than the many of the mainline Yakuza games as a result.Įqually, in the same way that we’ve all grown to love Kiryu, Date, Majima and the rest of the gang from the mainline franchise, so too have Yagami, Kaito and the rest of the Yagami Detective Agency grown on us as a loveable band of rogues for whom we hang on every word. It’s just a shame that owing to a series of frustrating circumstances, that this could very well end up being the last we see of Yakgami and friends – and based on the evidence here, that would be a crying shame.Īkin to the previous Yakuza spin-off Judgment, it’s certainly fair to say that the stakes in Lost Judgment aren’t quite in the same orbit as those of the mainline Yakuza series.
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The difference this time is that as a spin-off, Judgment finally feels confident in its own skin – forging a new identity for itself in the wake of Y akuza: Like A Dragon transformation into a full-blown turn-based RPG. Like Judgment before it, Lost Judgment continues that grand tradition pioneered by the Yakuza series of deftly balancing the tonal tightrope between utter absurdity and super serious dark stuff.
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From chasing dudes dressed as biological dolls down school halls(!) to singing karaoke, dancing, skateboarding, hitting up the local arcade and engaging in a spot of ultra-stylish street violence with a bunch of random goons, it’s fair to say that these fellas know how to have a good time. Let’s be honest, spending a night on the town with Lost Judgment protags Yagami and Kaito would be one heck of a ride.
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