Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth continues the series' reinvention as a full turn-based role-playing game, following the irrepressible Ichiban Kasuga from Japan to Hawaii alongside returning hero Kazuma Kiryu. It pairs a deep, job-class battle system with an enormous spread of distractions, a creature-collecting hunt, an island-building sim, dozens of substories, so the underworld plot is only ever part of the package.
Reception is warmer on systems than on story. Players single out the upgraded combat, side content and character work, while the recurring complaints are pacing, grind and the decision to lock New Game Plus behind paid DLC. Rated Mature 17+ and included on PS Plus Extra, it is a rich pick for anyone wanting crime drama built on full RPG mechanics, and a long haul for anyone impatient with filler.
Player feedback for 'Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth' is polarized, with many praising its gameplay improvements, engaging side content, and nostalgic elements from earlier titles. However, numerous criticisms center on the story's pacing, reliance on grinding, and the controversial decision to lock certain features behind DLC. Overall, the reception highlights a strong contrast between enjoyment of mechanics and dissatisfaction with narrative execution.
Based on 87 reviews from steam
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