Every Yakuza: Like a Dragon Game Ranked

“2024 picks up right where 2023 left off with a banger of a title in Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth. Anyone who likes big, meaty RPGs should give this one a whirl.”

“While dragged down by pacing issues and boundary restrictions, this is still the biggest and best the series has ever been.”

“With a great story and a wide selection of crazy mini-games, Yakuza 0 is worth a look for series fans and newcomers alike.”

“Sega reassures fans and newcomers alike that change is for the better, ushering Yakuza into the ninth generation with confidence.There's an old saying: “you can never go home again”, and in some sense it applies to…”

“The third installment in the Yakuza franchise is set in modern times, situated two years after Yakuza 2 and set in Osaka and Okinawa.”

“When the issues of a game are minor and stomped on by its greatness.”

“When the story gets going, it’s a lot of fun. There are twists and turns, epic fights with sick attacks, and genuinely interesting characters.”

“Yakuza Kiwami 2 is a contender for the best game in this consistently excellent series. Its crime drama story of family, love, revenge, and pride will have you hooked.”

“Like a Dragon (aka Yakuza) has finally jumped the Shark in its latest semi-sequel, epilogue, spinoff thing Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. If you”

“Judgment tinkers with the Yakuza template enough that it provides something for fans, as well as those who have always thought about visiting Kamurocho.”

“Lost Judgment is a very story-driven, and very much a Japanese game. It follows a path carved by the original game pretty closely.”

“It's finally here! It's been almost a decade since Ryu ga Gotoku Ishin! released exclusively in Japan on PS3 and PS4, with Western fans begging for a localisation effort all the while.”

“Yakuza Kiwami is a worthy remake of the original game, but may leave fans hungry for more side content and minigames.”

“Kiryu! Kiryu! He's our man, if he can't do it, Saejima can! Saejima, Saejima, he's our dude, if he couldn't do it, Tanimura could! Tani, Tani, he's our guy. If he can't do it, let Akiyama try! Aki, Aki, he's so hot!”

“A relatively short side-story it may be, but Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name is a blistering chapter in Kiryu's journey, a Yakuza 6 epilogue that brilliantly tees up what's next, while delivering on…”