Great game, mechanics, visual, music, and the same captivating storytelling RGG studio has gotten us used to.
The only complain I have is that it's a lot shorter than other RGG games. And it made me realize how much I missed Kiryu and will miss him once the torch is passed to Ichiban.
Make sure to get your tissues at hand for the final part :').

I loved it!

Ion know who this Joryu guy is, but I bet he would get along well with Kiryu

While this game doesn't have my favorite combat of the series. it does have the best version of the dragon of dojima style of the new dragon engine games(still prefer the 0 engine dragon style tho). Agent style is a nice gimmick but it's a bit jank for my taste, punches just feel sloppy in agent style. The heat actions are as amazing as always. The music is what you suspect from RGG, absolutely superb. sub stories are also fun in this entry, some noteworthy are the AI one and the ghost one which i found both to be pretty funny. But where this game really shines is the final act. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ THE FINAL ACT GOES HARD. If you want just a bit more of kiryu this entry is really good for that, classic kiryu in a little bit of a shorter game, while also fleshing some stuff out of Lad:7.

Great story, side quests and minigames.
100% achievements on Normal difficulty was relatively quick.
So glad mahjong was not a requirement for 100% achievement.

This is how the protagonist should be portrayed in their own story. I kept questioning why they didn't describe how Kiryu went to meet Ichiban and what happened to him, even though enjoyed playing Yakuza7. But now I have no doubts about it and am ready to move on to the next step with belief in whatever will happen. Such a well-made stories for him.

Man this Joryu guy is fun. Why aren't they making an entire series of games or something out of him? That would be amazing.

Good filler arc for what happened between Y6 and Y Like a Dragon.
Great ending...definitely worth a play

It's got shirtless men- oh you already bought it...