Split between the cities of long-time Yakuza stomping grounds Kamurocho and Isezaki Ijincho; the latter of which players should recognise from Yakuza: Like A Dragon, the Yagami Detective Agency is ...

Lost Judgment's first story expansion, The Kaito Files, will let you explore the streets of Kamurocho as the muscle of the Yagami Detective Agency on March 28. Prepare to jump back into the world of ...

Lost Judgment picks up after the first game with Takayuki Yagami — played in droll, deadpan fashion by Japanese megastar Takuya Kimura — returning to his work as a private detective. Yagami is hired ...

For nearly two decades Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio toiled away on a lush vision of the Japanese criminal underworld with Yakuza. With its sprawling cast of characters, heightened drama, and ...

Video game sequels can be pretty tricky to make, even for a successful title. While you’ve got an established IP and audience to work with, the tightrope of not changing things fans loved about the ...

Many fans were left concerned when the Yakuza series decided to spin off into an RPG with Yakuza: Like a Dragon. What did this mean for those who had fallen in love with the action brawler routes the ...

A rotting corpse lies undiscovered in a derelict building in Isezaki Ijincho, Yokohama. Meanwhile, a police officer goes on trial for sexual harassment in Tokyo. Over the course of Lost Judgment, ...

Its sequel, Lost Judgment, doesn’t struggle with the same issue. A few years removed from the original Yakuza template, Lost Judgment feels like a welcome return to the classic format of the franchise ...

Yakuza makers RGG Studio stealthily announced Judgment on PC and Lost Judgment on PC, hot on the heels of the action game studio's big showcase that also announced two more brand-new Yakuza games - or ...

Ryu Ga Gotoku and Sega have announced that both Judgment and Lost Judgment will be coming to PC via Steam on September 14. The releases are significant, considering a talent agency reportedly was ...

Justice might be colorblind, but it isn’t always black and white. It’s a lesson that becomes readily apparent in Lost Judgment, a crime drama that loves to cast a spotlight on the many shades of gray ...