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Lost Judgment is a Fully Upgraded, Gripping Mystery You Shouldn't Miss (Video Review)
Matt Malliaros
Three years ago, we got to experience a different side of the Yakuza franchise in 2018's Judgment. Instead of playing as a member of the Yakuza, we took on the mean streets of Kamurocho as a lawyer turned private detective. As Yagami, you worked to uncover the seedy secrets that tormented Kamurocho's citizens while dealing with Yagami's own personal demons. The game was excellent, but it was also severely underrated.
Fast forward to now. The makers of Judgment and the entire Yakuza series, Ryu Ga Gotoku has released the sequel Lost Judgment and it whips even more ass than its predecessor.
Featuring a mind-bending story with so many moving parts, fantastic character work, smooth combat mechanics, kooky Yakuza humor, new mobility options, and a metric ton of side quests, Lost Judgment is not a game you should miss, even if you missed out Judgment.
For my full review, watch the video below:
Ryu Ga Gotoku Delivers Another Captivating Thriller in Lost Judgment
It's very difficult for studios to produce meaningful sequels that can outdo their predecessors. Yet, Ryu Ga Gotoku has made it look easy with the Yakuza franchise and now the Judgment series. Lost Judgment is a captivating mystery thriller that will keep you on your toes throughout. Every time I thought I knew what was going on, they put a whole into all of my theories. What's more is that this vibrant world is littered with amazing stories and fantastic new mechanics that make the game feel refreshed and smooth. It's one of my favorite games of 2021 and a game I encourage you to not miss out on.
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RPG Gamer by Day, FPS Gamer by Night. Matt has been covering games for nearly a decade. The quickest way to his heart is discussing anything The Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, Naughty Dog, Bungie, just any game really. Also into movies, TV, travel, and anime.
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