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While for us it’ll have been a few months since we left Kiryu in a Hawaiian church inLike A Dragon Gaiden, it’s only seconds for him as we pick back up the series star’s thread in Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth, which begins our time with the game.
Naturally, our favorite former yakuza can’t just be allowed to take a holiday. Having faked his death to protect his loved ones, he’s now under the thumb of the Daidoji, a shadowy organization which helps him keep his secret – for a price. His trip to the sunny island has come with some caveats, as a phone call pointedly reminds him as he leaves the church: he’s got to track someone down.
It’s an important introduction more for how it sets Kiryu up as a chess piece in the complex drama unfolding in Hawaii than for the mission itself. While the hero of the first six Yakuza games (this is the eighth) made a cameo in the soft reboot that was 2020’sYakuza: Like A Dragon, here he’s a full-on secondary protagonist, standing alongside the ever-lovable lead of that earlier game, Ichiban Kasuga.
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Given the last game made such a big deal out of introducing Kasuga as the new series star, Kiryu’s return, even to share the spotlight, is interesting. While it certainly helps that the gruff Dragon Of Dojima remains incredibly popular, that’s not all that went into the decision to bring him back; it’s about the story the team wanted to tell.
Following Kiryu’s church call, we take control of him as he shakes down informants for information about the Japanese lady he’s been asked to find, only to stumble on the news that a Japanese man with wild hair was arrested for wandering around Honolulu beach with his buttocks (and more) exposed, before breaking out of jail. We all have that friend who we immediately know is responsible for trouble, and Kiryu is indeed no different, meeting up with Kasuga as he investigates.
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“Hawaii was chosen as a new setting for the series because it fits perfectly within our narrative arc.”
“Hawaii was chosen as a new setting for the series because it fits perfectly within our narrative arc.”
As the pair look for somewhere to lay low, they realize Kiryu’s not the only one searching for someone. Kasuga’s in Hawaii to reconnect with his long-lost mother – but, despite the mysterious invitation he received, he didn’t get a warm welcome when he showed up at the address (hence his cheekscapade). Coincidence this is not, as Kiryu and Kasuga realize they’re looking for the same woman. Needless to say, a complicated conspiracy is about to draw them both in – but will they find themselves on opposing sides when the dust clears?
And what a location it is! With the sun shining down (and occasional summer showers), the vibes are immaculate. When we’re let off the leash to explore, we turn and run straight into the sea – and imagine our surprise when Kasuga whips off his shirt and starts swimming into the crystalline waters. Dive in a glowing spot and you can stuff your trunks with trash (to turn in for rewards – why not help keep Hawaii tidy?). Meanwhile, returning to the streets, the Segway-like street surfers allow the party to wheel from point to point if you’re tired from swimming. Infinite Wealth is ambitious in scope (the map is huge), with loads of variety throughout the different districts of Honolulu.
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The setting also provides fresh inspiration for sub-stories – often- comedic little tales that sit alongside the dramatic core story. “Balancing the blend of side-stories and main story beats is a nuanced and deliberate process. Because of the dramatic main story, we highly value variety and light-heartedness in the side-stories,” says Sakamoto. “We construct the side-stories to provide comedic relief whilst simultaneously crafting the main story beats with depth.”
Hawaiian flavor makes for new experiences. Literally, in the case of one mission that has Kasuga filling in as a waiter at the last minute, having to learn local dishes and remember all the orders. Another has you riding the tram while taking photos of perverts for the police. Another, beach-set, sub-story tasks you with delivering a love letter to a boy buried in the sand, only to find the whole class embedded up to their necks. What follows is a logic puzzle, requiring you to figure out the exact position of your target to make sure the right person gets the missive. We’re left wondering what the team’s research trips must have been like to result in these romps!
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“Our demo is capped off with Kiryu and Kasuga heading to Kasuga’s mother’s address to investigate, only to find it empty… and for the Yamai Syndicate to show up”
“Our demo is capped off with Kiryu and Kasuga heading to Kasuga’s mother’s address to investigate, only to find it empty… and for the Yamai Syndicate to show up”
But back to our double dragon duo: our demo is capped off with Kiryu and Kasuga heading to Kasuga’s mother’s address to investigate, only to find it empty… and for the Yamai Syndicate to show up. What’s worse, Kiryu’s unwell and would rather avoid a scuffle with their patriarch, the crowbar-wielding Yutaka Yamai. But we discover it’s a family in name only, as taxi driver and henchman Eric Tomizawa has been forced into working for Yamai. It only takes a touch of Kasuga’s kind-heartedness to turn Tomizawa from foe to friend, making our final boss fight three-against-one.
The turn-based fighting is as silly as ever. Tomizawa’s ultimate attack, for instance, has him loading up enemies into his taxi and literally driving them to the hospital before 4 it explodes. “[The team are] really good at coming up with quirky ideas!” says Sakamoto. “Having a team that has a sense of playfulness and humor is key in creating the outlandish and entertaining attacks and moves we see in this new title.”
But combat is more than a repeat of the last game’s stuffed with even sillier ideas, it’s been tweaked to reward tactical thinking. Previously, “the element of luck was strong” says Sakamoto of getting the upper hand in battle. “When developing Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth, we believed that luck shouldn’t be so strongly pushed and we dialed back the emphasis on it, instead focussing on giving more control to the player and [giving them] more opportunities for exploitation.”
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