Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Review (PS5)

Since its launch in 2005, Yakuza became one of SEGA’s best known franchises gathering a devoted community around it. The adventures of Kazuma Kiryu spawned numerous off-shoots and spin-offs that even took us back to medieval Japan or demonstrated that being a private detective can be even more rowdy than the life in organized crime. But is there still a story worth telling after all these adventures and more importantly can Like a Dragon soar again? For those who don’t know, in traditional Japanese style, the developers from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio complicated the franchise to a point that it almost looks like a skill tree. With the launch of Yakuza: Like a Dragon they introduced a new main character, Ichiban Kasuga, Kiryu taking more of a role of backseat driver NPC, until the recently released Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name. Infinite Wealth brings a glorious reunion of the two former Yakuza members, and the end result is nothing short of spectacul...