Reviews

After 25 hours of punching, singing, and tearing up, Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name completely won me over. The opening hours are rough — slow pacing and FedEx-style side quests for Akame test your patience — but once the story truly kicks in, it becomes an emotional whirlwind. The final chapter delivers jaw-dropping twists, brutal cliffhangers, and revelations that reframe the entire Yakuza saga. RGG Studio proves that Kazuma Kiryu still has fire in his fists and deep scars in his heart. Sotenbori bursts with life, the combat is a beat ’em up masterclass, and the Coliseum kept me hooked for hours recruiting legendary fighters. A sluggish start, clunky blocking, and the game’s smaller scale keep it from perfection, but for longtime fans — or anyone wanting a powerful lead-up to Infinite Wealth — this is an absolute must-play. Full review (FR): https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-like-a-dragon-gaiden-the-man-who-erased-his-name/

Kinda overcomplicated but without a depth tower simulator

Very fun game

Really liked it.

Interesting but depressing.

Fun racing.

Classic great.

Enjoyable story.

The OGs.

Fun!

Enjoyable in parts.

Fun but disorganised.

Enjoyable but not incredible.

Such a good idea.

Peak shooter.

Great story and atmosphere.

Enjoyed it.

Difficult fun.

Story was a let down.

Incredible world building.