This game is pretty simple... you play as Ichiban Kasuga, a main protagonist... a hero, action star, sujimon trainer, farmer, holiday resort manager, delivery boy, dr. doolittle, seducer, singer, beach lifeguard, pet collector, relationship coach....

Hiding New Game+ behind a paywall is disgustingly greedy.

more like infinite content

Paywalling NG+ was certainly one of the decisions of all time
Also the story is pretty bad

The story. The memes. It's all top tier content. IT'S TOO GOOD.

Half Kasuga's story and half Kiryu's. I love that this series constantly references everything that has happened in the saga instead of forgetting about it. That being said this is really the sequel to Like a Dragon and The Man Who Erased his Name so you might be confused jumping into this one without knowing what happens in those two. The combat also felt faster and smoother than 7. The soundtrack is also awesome just like all the other ones

Infinite Wealth is a really beautiful, interesting game for me. As the 10th mainline series entry of the Yakuza franchise, it's just plain old Yakuza fun. Bursting with minigames that will easily suck hours if you let them, a fun combat system that builds off of the Like A Dragon scheme of classes and allows for really fun character customisation, a huge world, substories that will make you laugh, cry, and everything in between, plus a loveable cast of characters following the ever-charismatic Ichiban Kasuga. Having spent the last 7 months playing the entire Yakuza series, from Yakuza 1 all the way through to Infinite Wealth, this game brought me to tears more than once - it's absolutely a rewarding game for people who have played through all the previous titles. I highly recommend it for the fact that it's the biggest Yakuza title to date, and a game I really love.
However, I have a few issues with it, not huge issues, it's a great game and I highly recommend it, but it's something I realised at the very ending screen, which goes into spoiler territory.
I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hated the ending of this game. I really did. The main villain has an awful reason to do the pointless "evil plot", and the one guy who works with him is equally as pointless and stupid. I really just despised the whole ending, which is a shame, because the story sets up for something way more interesting than what ends up unfolding. It was a wet fart of an ending, but specifically for the villain. It's even more of a shame when you compare the villain of Infinite Wealth to literally any other Yakuza villain. Just a real let down of a bad guy. This game's ending as a sequence is something I'd put closer to the top of the Yakuza series endings. It was kind of a letdown, but I really do see this game as a final farewell for Kiryu's adventures, and a stepping stone to move forward for Ichiban's journeys ahead, and I love it being that. This game features Kiryu, plastered all over the promotional material, and now I understand why. It's very much is a love letter to him, and it's partly the reason I love it so much. Really, the main story comes second to experience the last adventure for the Dragon of Dojima, and it works perfectly as intended.


Overall, I absolutely loved Infinite Wealth, and it was well worth all the time and effort I put into this game franchise. I'm pumped for Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, and I can't wait to see where the future titles lead. 9/10

Nothing short of a masterpiece, really great pace to the story, side quests were great and 60 hours flew by!

Incredible

my only complaint is that the arcade games since yakuza 5 only got worse. besides that, peak yakuza.

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