Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Delivers Emotional Narrative and Refined Combat in Hawaiian Setting

The sequel to Yakuza: Like a Dragon offers an expansive RPG experience with improved combat mechanics, numerous side quests, and a management simulator mini-game, despite some pacing issues and lack of compelling antagonists.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, the sequel to Yakuza: Like a Dragon, is a turn-based RPG that continues the story of protagonist Ichiban Kasuga, while also reintroducing original protagonist Kazuma Kiryu.
The game takes place in a detailed digital recreation of Honolulu, Hawaii, marking the first time the series has ventured outside of Japan.
Along with the main plot, the game features numerous side quests and mini-games, including a management simulator where players can transform a trash-filled island into a thriving city.
The game's combat system has been refined, with characters now able to move within a set range on their turn, allowing for more strategic positioning and environmental interactions.
Despite its expansive content and emotional narrative, some reviews note pacing issues and a lack of compelling antagonists.