For me, that involves picking up a bicycle and spinning around with it like a ballerina, to then see broken teeth and spokes flying through the air. You then proceed to kick their teeth in, which is my favourite part of the game, as you can pretty much use anything as a weapon that is not nailed to the floor. The gameplay is a mix of exploration and combat you wander the streets of Kamurocho where sometimes you'll be harassed by gang members or drunkards who get annoyed with you. They can swap from serious to goofy at the drop of a hat, and it really caught me off guard. The story is dark and well-told, the Japanese cast gives a fantastic performance throughout.
Yakuza 4 remastered review serial#
We find out that a serial killer is murdering high ranking Yakuza family members. He then flees, and Akiyama is arrested as they think he did it, but he is later released due to a statement from his secretary. He gets into a brawl with their rival family in a bar, but he is swiftly stopped.Īkiyama walks back to his office to find a Yakuza member that he knows very well standing over a corpse, with a bullet through its head. Yakuza 4 takes place once again within the fictional streets of Kamurocho, where you first step into the shoes of a moneylender called Akiyama, who has a very relaxed personality when it comes to his clients. Anyway, he ends up visiting one of his clients who happens to be one of the local Yakuza families. Does it stand the test of time, nine years later? Yes, of course, it does! Yakuza 4 was initially released for the PlayStation 3 back in 2010, and it was a bold step for the series as it moved away from the main character The Dragon of Dojima and focused on three new characters. Instead, it's a remaster of a PS3 game from 2010. It looks like it's time for me to go back to the Japanese criminal underworld with the Yakuza series, but not with a new instalment.
"It looks great it feels great and will have you hooked from start to finish."
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