Yakuza Kiwami

SEGA’s critically-acclaimed entry that started a legend. Become Kazuma Kiryu, an up-and-coming yakuza who takes the fall for the murder of a crime boss, only to emerge from prison ten years later to a changed world. Remastered from the ground up, now in 4K and uncapped framerates on PC.

Yakuza Kiwami is a action, story rich and adventure game developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and published by SEGA.
Released on February 19th 2019 is available only on Windows in 2 languages: English and Japanese.

It has received 20,897 reviews of which 19,507 were positive and 1,390 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Yakuza Kiwami into these genres:

Action Story Rich Adventure Beat 'em up RPG Open World Crime Singleplayer Great Soundtrack Violent Minigames Drama Comedy Third Person Remake Atmospheric Funny JRPG Anime

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Requirements

These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.

Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7 64Bit
Processor: Intel Core i5-3470 | AMD FX-6300
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 | AMD Radeon HD 6870
Additional Notes: PU with a gpumark of : 2600 to 3100, CPU with a cpumark of 4500 to 6300

Reviews

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Oct. 2024

this game is very good, the only thing its missing is a 32 minute long making out cutscene between kiryu and majima. there may not be any rainbow flags in this game, but when those two are on screen, the atmosphere is gayer than a pride parade despite the fact theyre both (probably) straight

Sept. 2024

Yakuza cured my depression. Like, genuinely I was going through a bad break-up from a great relationship with my first love that was nearly 5 years strong until a month ago as of this review being posted. I was already in the middle of playing the story when it happened, so I when I went into a deep depressive state, I just figured I'd keep playing the story so I can see what happens. The more the story progressed, the more bad guys I pummeled, the more goofy substories and mini-games I completed, I almost forgot I was suppose to be sad in the first place. Yakuza made me realize that what happened was for the best, and I'm better off coming out of it the way I did instead of possibly suffering further. No use lingering on the past though, nothing to do then other than press on

June 2024

The game that introduced me to the series. It definitely has its ups and downs and it's arguably the weakest game in the series but the worst Yakuza game is still a 7/10. I would say my boy Nishiki deserved better but Reina's fine ass was right there and he still went after the human cardboard cutout that is Yumi.

April 2024

Im now gay after playing this game (reason is obviously Majima-San) and it was totally worth. Yakuza Games are god tier, entertainment 100% and good story too!

Feb. 2024

Playing all Yakuza/Like a Dragon games in 2024 (2/12) Yakuza Kiwami One of the most talked about points on the internet about Yakuza is which game to play first, many people recommend starting with Yakuza 0, many people recommend playing it in release order, but everyone agrees that 3 is the worst (I'll find out soon) What I am clear about is that, after finishing Yakuza 0, this game feels practically the same, but a little worse. It's a good game, and it's mostly yakuza 0 with a different story, but it does some things worse and feels a little bit old. And I think that is its biggest "mistake", being a game that looks and feels like the previous game, but having the soul of a game from almost two decades ago. So I tried playing the original Yakuza, and to be honest, I feel like it was a game ahead of its time, it looks great, and feels like a game that would feel great in 2005, Yakuza Kiwami looks and feels great for a 2016 game but its soul is still in 2005, so I think that the release date of this Yakuza Kiwami will be 2011. The story is simpler, while still being entertaining, and having met some of the characters in the prequel, it makes you much more curious to discover what follows, however, it is told in a more clumsy way, and honestly it's a lot less immersive for me. I'm not completely sure, but I feel that they did not have the intention of continuing the story after Yakuza 1, after meeting some characters, and hearing a lot about some characters like Shintaro Kazama, I feel that they have little time in the story, and they die too soon, the story wants to close completely before the game is over and in the end there is a feeling that you played a prequel to play this game, and the prequel is the real story while this is a DLC (A very long and good DLC, but still a DLC). I feel like it has some moments that feel too cheesy, like Kazama and Shimano's death scene, which is something you can see coming, and it gives you that feeling of watching an old action movie. But beyond those things that are not close to ruining the story, it still feels entertaining, just a little less intelligent when it comes to telling it, this game does many things very well: Although I have complained about how the story is told, I think that the main antagonist's character story is well told, you can understand him and understand his motives. The gameplay is still as good as the previous one, and now we have a new combat style that is unlocked in a curious and much more entertaining way than spending all your money on skill points. The city is still the same city that trapped me in the first game. I feel like it sounds like a negative review, but on the contrary, it is a very good game, but Yakuza 0 is a masterpiece that is difficult to beat, and I understand it, they tried to be faithful to the first game and that's fine. And returning to the first question, I think it is better to start with Yakuza 0, this will still be a good game, but it may not get you into the saga like 0, and understanding that it is a remake, you can have a clearer idea of what you can get from the new games (I hope). 80/100 Yakuza 0 Review: https://steamcommunity.com/id/apxxiv/recommended/638970?snr=1_5_9__402

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