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          Yakuza Like A Dragon is the eighth entry in the Yakuza series, a game that provides a breath of fresh air for old fans while also attracting a large number of new fans. Like A Dragon marks the end of Kiryu's saga and introduces a new protagonist, Kasuga Ichiban. Overall, it's a good game, but there are also some fans that despise the innovations that this game brings.          The story focuses on Kasuga Ichiban, a cheerful ex-yakuza who spent 15 years in prison for proving his loyalty to his boss, whom he adores and sees as a father. But when he got out of prison, everything changed and his boss don't even recognize him and his family known as a traitor to his clan. The protagonist switch  is a bit problematic at first because we've played as Kiryu for almost 7 games.           The gameplay of this game is where the game felt like a "yay or nay" for the fans or the newcomers. Yakuza is originally a beat-'em-up game in which we mash our button th

The Best Game in The Yakuza Series Image Source           Yakuza, also known as "Like A Dragon," is a long-running video game series that tells us about men living in a Japanese crime organization. It's a lovable series, but it doesn't get the spotlight it deserves because of how long the story is. It's a hidden gem if you look at how the story progresses and ends in every game, but fans are arguing about which is the best entry in the series.           The first thing that we need to keep in mind is that "Yakuza is long." It's not weird because the first game, titled "Yakuza" for the global release or "Ryu Ga Gotoku" in Japanese, was released way back on December 8th, 2005. Until now, there have been 7 games in the series, without counting the spin-offs, the remakes, and the prequel. And the newest entry, Like A Dragon 8, is planned to be released in 2024.           From the first till the sixth game, we play different characters