Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth
Action
Adventure
RPG
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
Steam Trading Cards
Steam Cloud
Family Sharing

Two larger-than-life heroes, Ichiban Kasuga and Kazuma Kiryu are brought together by the hand of fate, or perhaps something more sinister… Live it up in Japan and explore all that Hawaii has to offer in an RPG adventure so big it spans the Pacific.

Developers: Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio
Publishers: SEGA
Release Date: Jan 25, 2024
Price (USD): $20.99
Current Players: 1.5k

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(92%)
improved combat
likable characters
vast content
nostalgic elements
Kiryu's focus
Hawaii setting
side content
convoluted story
pacing issues
DLC paywall
technical issues
Overall, the reviews reflect a positive reception of the game's combat and character writing. Fans appreciated the nostalgic elements with returning characters, though there is some criticism of the story's pacing and narrative coherence. The extensive side content and innovative mini-games are largely celebrated, but concerns about DLC practices and technical issues cast a shadow over the experience for some players. Despite these issues, the game is largely praised for its improvements over its predecessor and its rich, engaging gameplay.

Positive Points

  • Players enjoy the game's humor and likable characters, with Ichiban being a standout protagonist who resonates well with fans.
  • The combat system has received significant praise for its improvements, with new mechanics like movement and combo attacks making it more engaging than its predecessor.
  • The game offers a vast array of content, including memorable side stories and innovative mini-games like Sujimon and Dondoko Island, adding to its replayability.
  • The integration of past franchise characters and stories provides a nostalgic and satisfying experience for long-time fans of the series.
  • Negative Points

  • Some players expressed frustration with the game's pacing, citing that it feels overly long and dragged out, particularly in sections involving extensive dialogue and cutscenes.
  • There are criticisms regarding the game's story, which some players found convoluted and lacking in depth, especially when compared to previous entries in the series.
  • Many players were unhappy with the locking of New Game+ behind a DLC paywall, feeling it detracts from the overall experience.
  • Certain technical issues were noted, including game crashes, which detracted from the gameplay experience for some players.
  • Mixed Points

  • The focus on Kiryu's character received mixed reactions; while some appreciated the nostalgia and his story closure, others felt it overshadowed Ichiban's narrative arc.
  • The game’s setting in Hawaii was seen as a fresh change by some, while others preferred the traditional Japanese setting.
  • Common Themes

  • The dual protagonist structure is a significant feature, providing different perspectives but also leading to some disjointed pacing and narrative focus.
  • The game maintains its signature blend of serious storytelling with moments of absurd comedy, a hallmark of the Yakuza series.
  • There is an ongoing discussion about the balance between main story and side content, with a few players feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume of things to do outside of the main plot.
  • Updated 10/17/2025, 12:02:18 AM UTC