Kazuma Kiryu returns alongside Ichiban Kasuga in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth - the first game in the franchise to drop the Yakuza title. Known as Like a Dragon in Japan, the franchise continues the story from the seventh entry while reintroducing the original protagonist. Current details about the game are limited, but it will share a similar active turn-based RPG battle system used in Yakuza: Like a Dragon.
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Substories bring a lot of character to Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth - and some of them have great rewards. Here are the best substories in the game.
Ordering the right combo provides bonuses in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, but some restaurants are better than others. Here are the best meals.
Here’s everything that does and doesn’t transfer to Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’s NG+ feature, what it changes, and how to unlock it.
A challenge you can complete in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth involves finding specific Honk Honk NPCs all scattered around different locations.
Kuwaki is the chapter one boss of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. He serves as a tutorial for most of the combat systems and timing.
The Sujimancer job in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth lets you have special summons called Sujimon which are best used in unique fighting mini-games.
After clearing Ichiban’s scenario, Kiryu must face his own final challenge in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. Ebina can hit hard, but has low defense.
Shark Fins and Squid Tentacles are important crafting materials in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth that you can easily farm to build legendary weapons.
Party like Kazama Kiryu can have different jobs in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, but the best ones synergize well with his innate abilities.
Bryce Fairchild is one of the main antagonists in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. The party splits up, and Ichiban will have to fight the cult leader.
Ichiban Kasuga can access every male job in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. Additionally, he also learns some exclusive options just for him.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth has 12 major bosses, all of whom vary in of difficulty. Here they are ranked from easiest to hardest.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth has 25 different jobs that can be chosen for the ten party , although some are exclusive per character.
Dondoko Island is one of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth's most exciting features, and knowing when it becomes accessible can help manage anticipation.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth culminates in a shocking conclusion with plenty of big reveals, classic Yakuza tie-ins, and sequel set-ups.
There are plenty of jobs to use when building a party in Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth. It does, however, take a while to unlock them.
Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth takes many of the best elements of the franchise's past, expands on them, and adds more into sheer brilliance.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth should completely skip one needlessly frustrating part of the previous game’s turn-based combat. Here’s why.
A hands-on preview with Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth showcased several distinct and impressive parts of the entry in the beloved series.
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