Abstract: The Yakuza series has become quite the staple franchise for Sega as of late. With wacky characters, fun fight sequences, and engaging storylines, Sega would be right to expand upon this series. That's where Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's Judgment comes into play...
Published: 2019-07-08, Author: Dave , review by: wccftech.com
Virtua Fighter V, Excellent story, Loveable cast
Sometimes slow pace
Judgment is an excellent Japanese adventure that feels incredibly familiar, yet engrossing all the same. With Judgment, RGG Studio has managed to create an excellent entry point for the Yakuza series, and a fantastic standalone adventure. While it's famil...
Captivating police procedural story, Great side characters, Kamurocho still feels vibrant
Detective minigames are extremely tedious, Overloaded with simplistic combat
Judgment feels too beholden to its Yakuza roots, weighed down by overreliance on combat and half-baked detective mechanics. While its plot is engaging, nearly everything that it adds to the Yakuza framework is for the worse, and it shines most when it put...
Yagami, Kaito, and the cast of supporting characters are absolutely wonderful, Intriguing mystery drama, Plenty of entertaining side activities
Detective-themed minigames are tedious, irritating, Investigative segments are too straightforward to feel worthwhile, No location variety eventually makes Kamurocho feel stale
Published: 2019-06-25, Author: Luke , review by: kotaku.com
Abstract: Yakuza 6 closed the book on the story of fabled gangster Kazuma Kiryu, but Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's relentless release schedule cannot be stopped. While we know the developer is capable of different (and brilliant) things—see Binary Domain—they've decided t...
Yagami, Kaito, and the cast of supporting characters are absolutely wonderful, Intriguing mystery drama, Plenty of entertaining side activities
Detective-themed minigames are tedious, irritating, Investigative segments are too straightforward to feel worthwhile, No location variety eventually makes Kamurocho feel stale
Yagami, Kaito, and the cast of supporting characters are absolutely wonderful, Intriguing mystery drama, Plenty of entertaining side activities
Detective-themed minigames are tedious, irritating, Investigative segments are too straightforward to feel worthwhile, No location variety eventually makes Kamurocho feel stale
Abstract: While Judgment might not bear the actual Yakuza moniker, it is still very, very much a Yakuza game. Developed by the Ryu Ga Gotoku team over at SEGA, and set in the neon-lit mostly fictional streets of Kamurocho, players take control of former lawyer turn...
Despite being a spinoff game, Judgment does everything that merits it standing on its two feet. An engrossing narrative, great characters, and a wealth of side content make for a thrilling adventure - despite some niggling story beats and under-utilized m...
