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Seeing the Dragon Engine evolve from its introduction back in Yakuza 6: Song of Life brings a smile to my face and Lost Judgment is all the better for it. Seeing that Lost Judgment is branching off into a larger world with a much larger story, I have high expectations of where they will take it and how they would elevate this title.

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Who do I have to sue to actually eat here?Īs a long-time fan of the series, I’m actually appreciating the evolution of Lost Judgment despite my unfavorable review of its predecessor, which felt more like a copy-paste job of the Yakuza series with minor alterations. As Yagami tackles the case and attempts to save the Genda law firm from further disgrace, the mystery spirals downward into a more sinister conspiracy that lurks underneath.

It turns out that Ehara masterminded the brutal murder-torture as revenge for his dead son, failed by the system. His former law agency, the Genda law firm, took a seemingly standard case of Akihiro Ehara, a cop facing misdemeanor charges for groping. After completing a case, he’s contacted by his cohorts in Yokohama to follow a mysterious murder case. In this latest entry, the former disgraced lawyer turned private investigator Takayuki Yagami continues to make a name for himself in the dog-eat-dog world of Kamurocho, known as the stomping grounds of the most fearsome and infamous Yakuza of Tokyo.

Unlike the first game, this simultaneous worldwide launch is absolutely appreciated which just goes to show that its popularity cannot be denied.

Lost Judgment is the sequel to the celebrated Ryu Ga Gotoku spinoff from 2018.