Battles
The move to turn-based combat adds jobs, party composition and positional area attacks without losing the series’ environmental humor
A new-protagonist reinvention starring Ichiban Kasuga, replacing brawler combat with party-based turn battles, jobs and positioning-aware skills.
A turn-based JRPG built around visible encounters, job system, and urban, presented with 3D visuals.
No reliable playtime is recorded for this entry yet.
The move to turn-based combat adds jobs, party composition and positional area attacks without losing the series’ environmental humor
Ichiban’s party structure creates more sustained companion interaction than the mostly solo Kiryu games
Jobs, crafting and business management provide multiple parallel systems for strengthening the party
Difficulty: A late-game level spike can require deliberate grinding if side content and optional battles were skipped
Movement: Automatic character repositioning can make area attacks and pathing less predictable than a grid-based turn system.
Yakuza: Like a Dragon — current-gen or PC release
Use the current-gen console or PC version for 60 FPS support and fast loading. The game is the complete base story; no alternate edition changes the core campaign.
Original release on PlayStation 4.
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