Judgment

Fight for the truth and uncover the twisted crime running deep beneath the surface of Tokyo. In this legal thriller , the balance between justice and mercy teeters on the edge.

Judgment is a action, adventure and beat 'em up game developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and published by SEGA.
Released on September 14th 2022 is available only on Windows in 9 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 8,663 reviews of which 8,226 were positive and 437 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.2 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 11.99€ on Steam and has a 70% discount.

The Steam community has classified Judgment into these genres:

Action Adventure Beat 'em up Action-Adventure 3D Fighter Cinematic 3D Hack and Slash Third Person Realistic Crime Conspiracy Detective Dark Drama Foreign Investigation Gambling Martial Arts Logic

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Requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows10 1703 (OS Build 15063) or Later
Processor: Intel Core i5-3470, 3.2 GHz or AMD Ryzen 3 1200, 3.1 GHz
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960, 2 GB or AMD Radeon RX 460, 2 GB
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 40 GB available space
Additional Notes: 1080p Low @ 30 FPS w/ Balanced FSR 1.0, requires a CPU which supports the AVX and SSE4.2 instruction set

Reviews

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Oct. 2024

To quickly sum this game up. If you have ever played any of the Yakuza games, then you already know what you are getting into. The only difference is this game is less fighting and more strategy/matching. If you have never played one of those games, then consider this a detective game where everyone in the city hates you guts and you end up in a small fight every 5 minutes while doing favors for everyone while trying to solve several murder cases. The Yakuza line of games is a larger set of mini games in a collection. Sega has placed several of their own FULL games in the arcades and many others throughout the city. We are talking Outrun, Virtua Fighter 5, VR board games, Mahjong, and many many more. You play a detective who is helping out with a murder case. You are tasked with collecting evidence to prove the client is innocent. As you go through the events, you notice a larger issue that ultimately affects several groups, Yakuza, and citizens. With you partner in tow, you traverse the city streets looking for clues pummeling all who get in your way. The actual game does not take long to go through. However, the fun of this type of game is in the side missions. You will spend a considerable amount of time doing these and playing through all the arcade games. If you are looking for a a recommendation... I have played a Yakuza game and this one. I enjoyed this more as I was not fighting some super powerful Yakuza lieutenant every hour.

Sept. 2024

Judgment is highly recommended game, especially if you love beat em up yakuza games. Highlights: Combat is the best out of all yakuza games that i played (yakuza 0, kiwami 1 and 2) - it feels more natural, enemies still block your moves but you can counter it with different angle or different move Graphics looks nice, huge improvement from yakuza kiwami 2 City feels more alive and there are small detail that makes this game great - like taking selfies with other characters they will pose with you - act like a creep and take pictures with random people (they will hide their faces and avoid you) - City especially theater square has unique feel in each time of the day (morning all the stores are closed and packed up, but at night a lot of people are swarming the place) - you can enter and explore buildings and alleyways, although most of them are just for visual purposes - more dating games please! - story is interesting enough! CONS. - lack of variety for side cases - Tailing and inspecting missions feels basic and gimmicky, needs to flesh out the mechanics more - Friends mission feels basic - Too grindy. (one of the most grindiest rgg game i played so far). SP and money are hard to get by here unlike in other games. (although you can play paradise VR to earn a lot of money but you need VR passes, which you can get by defeating enemies (requires luck) or playing in casinos, which requires luck also. - I didn't use any of those extracts. The bosses are highly predictable and easier in normal levels. I will not play the legends mode due to the grindy nature of this game (i got tired) but it's still a highly recommended game if you're craving for more and unique adventures in Kamurocho!

June 2024

Judgment where Yakuza meets detective and a bit of Lawyer. I can confidently say it's one of the best game I have played in a while and one of my favourite. Everything ranging from the story, gameplay and even the open world environment is fantastic, minus the lack of karaoke. The story takes place in Kamurocho, the all too familiar setting of Yakuza. It plays pretty similar to older Yakuza games except that you're detective and part time lawyer. Judgment is probably one of the best story by RGG and I enjoyed every moment of it. It stars Takuya Kimura as Yagami, what more could you ask for. In terms of combat, it's more basic and less complicated as there's only 2 styles and to be honest it felt really polished. The skills and combos which you can perform are fun and exciting to look at. I have always prefer this combat system over the newer RPG-ish and I'm glad it remained. In terms of the open-world, Kamurocho had never felt so alive, the graphics focuses on realism and throughout my gameplay it really felt like I was there in Tokyo. The side activities are amazing and engaging as usual which is what you can expect from RGG. My only gripe is that there's no Karaoke, other than that it's perfect. The new introduced Dice & Cube is also really fun and is my go to earn Millions of Yen. Imagine playing VR and yet you can make millions. That's the basis of Dice & Cube. Gameplay aside, the cast are really interesting as well. I really liked Kaito & Mafuyu's design. The characters model and facial expression are also really detailed even for today's standard. The graphics and environmental details are nothing to scoff at either, it's great. On to the topic of soundtrack, I think the composer did really great job & both the opening and ending song are a banger by Alexandros. To summarise, this game is great spin-off of the already popular Yakuza series. It takes that and carries it to a whole new level. It has great characters and open world design paired with great story and tons of side contents. What more could you ask for? I'll definitely recommend this game to those who are looking for a different take on the Yakuza series or even an avid enjoyer of the series itself. This game is a strong 9/10 for me and I strongly recommend it. It's an old game so it does get discounted quite often.

March 2024

An absolutely amazing Yakuza spinoff game that's great for already fans of the series, as well as a starting point for those who prefer more graphical polish or english dubs. Or dragon engine ragdolls. The gameplay is of course similar to the Yakuza games; with fighting styles for combat, various minigames and substories/sidequests that range from good stories to stupidly out-of-tone scenarios. (in a good way I swear) The characters are well written, and the mystery story is fun to follow- though as usual there is sometimes a bit of pacing weirdness. Still my second favorite RGG game, bested only by Yakuza 0! There's also an english dub if you need it but uh.... it's not bad but it's definitely like. An english dub. 9/10 if I get one more text message about the keihin gang I'm tiger dropping myself

Dec. 2023

The bastard child of Yakuza and Phoenix Wright- I can't get enough of these games: Platinumed most of them on Xbox, and now own them all on Steam to do it again. That's how much I love spending my time in this environment. Kamurocho is my home away from home. PS: Please don't kill him- I can't live without him.

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