Judgment

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Peakment

The first chapter is very long (3-4 hours) and makes you hate the game. After the 1st chapter the game starts to be likeable and fun, I enjoyed the game although not being into the "detective" game type

这剧情没的话说，都可以拿出来拍电视剧了，但是战斗跟跑图很难绷，纯靠磕药打

Buenazo, la historia es un goze y el combate tambien lo es. Lo unico que no me gusto es la manera de farmear dinero y experiencia muy repetitivo nomas

yagami

Judgment is a masterclass in how to spin off a legendary franchise while giving it a soul entirely its own. While it shares the neon-soaked streets of Kamurocho with the Yakuza series, it swaps the underworld power struggles for a gritty, noir-inspired legal thriller that feels like a high-stakes detective novel come to life. Here’s why it’s a must-play: * The "Kimutaku" Factor: If you are a fan of Takuya Kimura, this game is an absolute dream. Having one of Japan’s biggest icons step into the lead role brings incredible charisma to the experience. From his signature cool-guy energy to seeing a TV legend perform wall-runs and brutal finishers, Kimura’s performance makes the story feel like a premium, interactive J-Drama. * A Different Kind of Hero: Takayuki Yagami isn't a legendary gangster; he’s a disgraced lawyer turned private eye. This shift makes the stakes feel more personal and grounded. Watching him navigate the grey areas between the law and the streets is incredibly compelling. * Detective Gameplay: The "Dragon Engine" shines here with investigative mechanics like tailing targets, drone surveillance, and gathering evidence. It adds a layer of tension that perfectly complements the mystery. * Visceral Combat: For those who love real-time action, Yagami’s fighting styles—Crane and Tiger—are fluid, acrobatic, and bone-crunching. It is easily some of the most refined combat RGG Studio has ever produced. * The RGG Secret Sauce: It wouldn't be an RGG game without the tonal whiplash. One minute you’re uncovering a gruesome serial murder, and the next you’re befriending a man in a giant mascot suit. Verdict: If you want a deep, emotional story that respects your intelligence—and you want to see Takuya Kimura at his absolute coolest—Judgment is an essential addition to your Steam library.