Virtua Fighter 5 REVO builds on the iconic foundations of the Virtua Fighter franchise to offer players a refreshed and improved fighting game. This installment focuses on smoother, more responsive gameplay that is suitable for both newcomers and veterans. With 13 years of player feedback integrated into the mechanics of this adventure, the title strives to find the perfect balance between accessibility and depth. Whether you are just starting out or have been practicing your moves for years, the updated edition has something for everyone.

Like a Dragon Gaiden The Man Who Erased His Name is a continuation of the cult Yakuza series in the third-person action genre. This time the developers decided to change the name of the game and are now ready to present a kind of restart of the gaming adventure. Despite the rebranding, players can expect a story that will affect the fate of the main character of the previous parts and affect the new hero. How exactly their fate will be intertwined and what they will do.

Like a Dragon Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii takes players on an unpredictable journey where the chaos of the high seas meets the relentless drama of the underworld. Goro Majima, a once feared Yakuza lieutenant, wakes up shipwrecked on a deserted island with no memory of his past. Rescued by a young islander named Noah, he soon discovers that ruthless factions, treasure hunters, and rival pirates are vying for control of a legendary fortune. Majima’s search for answers takes him to a setting where alliances shift like the tides and trust is as valuable as the gold hidden beneath the waves. Sailing in Like a Dragon Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii becomes more than just a means of transportation, it’s the basis for survival in these treacherous waters.

Like a Dragon Ishin — is an action-adventure game that is a spin-off of the Yakuza series. The game is a remake of the 2014 Yakuza Ishin and both games were developed by the Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio team. The game takes place in Japan in 1867, in the city of Kyo, which is a fictional version of Kyoto. Like a Dragon: Ishin tells the story of the end of the samurai era, and the main character is Sakamoto Ryoma, a historical figure who played a key role in the overthrow of the shogunate. Ryoma goes to Kyo in the footsteps of the killer of his mentor.

Lost Judgment — after a convicted police officer reveals to the world a terrible secret about the murder of a school teacher, everyone learns about the true face of Yokohama High School. Well, you and a detective named Takayuki Yagami will be investigating a very complicated undercover case. As you progress through the story, the number of victims and missing people will increase significantly. Fair justice or real revenge. In addition, in order to solve the case in this action-packed thriller, you will need to crack skulls and do other dark things. Immerse yourself in the sequel to the RGG Studio series of games that combines hardcore investigation, noir-style storytelling and just crushing battles. Our protagonist will have his own secret tricks, so use them to find clues! In addition, you can use the help of modern gadgets. But can you catch the criminal at the crime scene.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 and Dark Ties is a return to a world where honor and strength collide with betrayal and personal drama. The remake of the third installment offers updated graphics and new stories, while maintaining the spirit of the original. Players will see Kazuma Kiryu fight for his loved ones in a changing era, where every mistake costs too much. The streets of Okinawa and Tokyo have become even more vibrant. Combat features new mechanics, punches feel more powerful, and the environments.

Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth is the ninth installment in the Yakuza series, a sequel to the video game of the same name and The Man Who Erased His Name. This title expands the franchise's horizons both geographically and narratively. Players once again assume the roles of Ichiban Kasuga, a down on his luck former yakuza, and fan-favorite Kazuma Kiryu. Together, they navigate the bustling streets of Japan and the sun-drenched beaches of Hawaii, meeting colorful characters and engaging in dynamic turn based combat.

Yakuza 0 Directors Cut is an expanded edition of the crime drama, revealing the backstories of two iconic characters from the franchise. Set against the backdrop of Japan's economic euphoria in 1988, the story takes place in the neon lights of fictional Tokyo and Osaka. The narrative focuses on two protagonists: Kazuma Kiryu, a young member of the Tojo clan, is falsely accused of murder, while Goro Majima, a cabaret manager, is ordered to eliminate a defenseless girl but decides to protect her. The fates of both protagonists become intertwined around a fierce struggle for a small plot of land known as the Empty Lot. This version of the project is enhanced with previously unseen scenes and the Red Light Raid multiplayer mode, where you can battle waves of opponents.

Judgment — this game is a fast-paced, action-adventure beatem up expansion of SEGA’s Yakuza media franchise. Events unfold around an experienced lawyer Takayuki Yagami, who became a private detective. A man will need to solve a series of mysterious murders that occurred in one of the districts of Tokyo. If you believe the rumors, then the underground group Kamurocho is directly involved in this, which will not let any rogue cross their path. Immerse yourself in a dark story and try to survive in an intricate network of intrigues, conspiracies and endless battles with experienced mercenaries.

Yakuza Like a Dragon Legendary Hero Edition — the seventh installment in the main Yakuza series. This time, players take control of Ichiban Kasugi, a character known from the mobile Yakuza Online. The game is set in the city of Yokohama, which is located south of Tokyo, and the combat system has undergone major changes and has become turn-based. There are far fewer big RPGs being made in Japan now than ever, and a rare studio dares to offer players a story about adults, not teenagers who just have to figure out what they want from the world and how they will find their place in it. Promises of a much darker and more serious plot than before so many times turned out to be a puff that now seem to be about the same formality as the tricky names that give the rules of battle, for example, in each new Tales of, and which instantly fly out of memory.