Future games in the Yakuza series will use turn-based combat, like Like a Dragon.

Yakuza Like a Dragon has been one of the best games to date this year. This is something you will hardly be able to discuss with fans of the game, and the truth is that while you may not like turn-based games much, you should also give it a try, the game is worth it.

The story of Ichiban Kasuga and his dilapidated team is worth living, see how the character sinks into misery rise and fall again … a roller coaster of emotions with touches of humor and a combat system that falls in love within minutes of the game.

Yakuza Like a Dragon paved the way for the franchise

The point is that while there were doubts about the reception of the game and the initial division of the community, Like a Dragon was a success. As long as its creators decided to bet on turn-based combat

It was confirmed by its creators, Toshihiro Nagoshi and producer Kazuki Hosokawa in an interview. with IGN. They assure that turn-based combat will prevail, but they wanted to make room for the conventional system in the recently announced lost judgment.

The Yakuza series has been transformed into a turn-based RPG. On the other hand, over the years, Ryu ga Gotoku Studio has accumulated resources and knowledge to create addicting and challenging action games that don’t require a lot of effort to be enjoyed. We have decided to let our signature on action games go live through Lost Judgment.