Kamurocho, the infamous red light district that's featured in every mainline Yakuza game to date (and even Judgment), is one of our favourite places in gaming. We love it to bits, but at this point, its gaudy streets burned into our brains. Fortunately, the developer knows how to shake things up just enough, as it consistently introduces new cities and towns that you can explore throughout the franchise.
Yakuza: Like a Dragon is no different. Alongside good old Kamurocho, Ichiban and the gang will be adventuring around Yokohama, which is another densely populated city south of Tokyo. However, it's Yokohama's size in Yakuza: Like a Dragon that's the real talking point here, as it's around four times as big as the Kamurocho map that we all know and love.
Does a big city like Yokohama sound good to you? Become a tourist in the comments section below.
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I'd say it's a decent sized map, not huge, and Kamurocho was tiny!
Quietly sneaks in amongst the big hitters.
That's actually one of the few big concerns. I love Yakuza because of its tiny maps. They make the worlds feel so densely packed and you become super familiar with them. I hope Yokohama isn't too big to where it has a lot of empty space.
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Looking forward to this even more now , be great to learn a new location - this series is flipping awesome
@Arugula Judge Eyes is one of my favourite games of all time. All thanks to the vibe and story. I just loved being in the world. Couldn't get on board with Yakuza, but now that it's a different game, both in terms of characters and gameplay, I'll definitely buy it.
From the looks of the map, it seems some aspects of yokohama will be quite true to life (Chinatown and "hamakita" park) but much of it will be fabricated.
Looking at the map, if the blue spots are stores etc - There's no more Don Quixote where it normally is
@Waffles12415 -sees the density, personality and charm of the yakuza series-
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Does not look bigger, just less dense. It's like a zoomed-in version of Kamurocho.
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