Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii

Pirate Yakuza starts off a bit slow but once you get into the swing of things, it's hard to put down. Majima losing his memory and waking up believing he's a pirate was a really fun change. There's a lot of wackiness here. There's a lot of content here and 100%ing it took me about 44 hours, which seems to be in line with what everyone else says. The story is great as usual. It starts off a bit slow but once you start getting deeper into the story, it starts moving and stays interesting until the end. The combat is fast paced and fun to pull off from beginning to end. The pirate ship combat is surprisingly great. There's not really many pirate combat games out there and this can definitely scratch that itch, even if it's a bit silly to be shooting coconuts out machine guns and lasers out of your cannons. The game is not meant to be taken seriously but the story still has some meaningful serious moments in it. This is meant to be a fun spin off and it does a great job at that. I just wish some of the tutorial stuff could have been skipped a bit if you played Infinite Wealth since you're basically doubling down on a lot of it.