Judgment

The best parts of Yakuza with a brand new theme that works really well. Judgment breathes a fresh life into the world of Kamurocho. It takes the best parts of Yakuza 0 and layered it with a new set of characters, themes, and stories. The Judgment world involves themes of detective and lawyer work. It's nothing deep like Ace Attorney, it's more of a general theme, the game guides you to the right evidence, witnesses, answers as you need them. The world of Kamurocho feels nostalgic at this point having played so many Yakuza games, and the game makes good use of what seems like every part of the town with quests, locations, side quests, friends, etc. There is the constant and familiar ambience of the town, the sussuration of its citizens, sirens in the distance and the general feeling of something happening amidst the NPCs' day to day lives. That aspect of Kamurocho has been faithfully maintained and built upon nicely. It's great to see the 'original' combat return. Unfortunately for me the Yakuza series seems to have moved on to a different target audience; it was a free combat series which became turned based combat series, and I just didn't click with it. Judgment thankfully brings back the free style brawl and satisfying mechanics of defeating a group of enemies using your skills, the environment, however you want. The side quests, as always, are good fun, with plenty of characters and stories to keep things lively for a while. The main story of course is quite serious and is slowly revealed, with twists, as the game goes. The last chapter felt a bit weak and overstayed itself but wasn't terrible. The graphics are good, they're really good, the environment and town look sharp, and the character graphics are finely detailed. Works well with Proton on Linux, had no issues, glitches, or crashes.

the puzzles are a gacha game level

História muito boa e gameplay espetacular, uma excelente porta de entrada para franquia Yakuza junto com o Yakuza 0, se você procura um jogo com muito conteúdo e uma gameplay absurdamente fluída, esse é o que você procura. Com as minhas specs eu rodei em uma média de 180fps nativo, então eu garanto que esse jogo está muito bem otimizado para quem tem dúvidas.

Jogaço!

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Miss you Kiryu...

Ouais le jeu est cool ! ça parle beaucoup et trop longtemps, mais ces interminables phases de dialogues valent le coup au vu de la qualité du scénario. C'est quand même un spinoff de la licence Yakuza, et surtout ; le studio Ryu Ga Gotoku (RGG) ne m'a jamais déçu jusqu'à maintenant. C'est rare un studio de développement capable de créer une licence avec que des bons jeux, et c'est le cas de ce Judgment. Cependant ! Pour les gens qui n'ont jamais joués aux jeux yakuza/RGG. Je vous recommanderai de commencer par l'un de ces deux jeux : - Yakuza O : Introduction idéale pour commencer la série sérieusement. Orienté plutôt action. - Yakuza Like Dragon : Spin Off de la série (comme judgment), plus légère que yakuza 0 et orienté RPG au tour par tour. Si vous voulez juste jouer à un jeu qui mêle action et enquête, avec une intrigue prenante et des personnages bien écrits. Foncez !