Amazing story and combat, I love how each character has their own unique style that fits their character. I am so happy that this game was after Yakuza 3 since I was so pissed off about that abomination and this game delivered. I do think the sub stories weren't the best but I did enjoy some of them. The only complaint I have about this game is that the plot twist is somewhat over done it was brought time and time again which was kinda lame at the end but still this is an absolutely must play Yakuza game.

Where Yakuza 3 felt like the team adapting to a new generation of hardware, 4 shows how much they settled in. It smooths out many of 3's rough edges with the gameplay while the multiple protagonists of its story gives some much-needed variety, introducing some of the best characters in the entire series. But the plot struggles to focus with the latter half feeling noticeably rushed, its flaws compounded by a ludicrous twist and a finale that goes through the motions. Much like Yakuza 3, 4 is a good game that's been made worse by the march of time, improving on Yakuza 3's faults but draped in the shadow of its gargantuan sequel.

I cried when John ''Kiwami'' Yakuza marched to the millenium tower and said this,

"The selfish deed isn't freedom sometimes, even it can fall down."