Like a Dragon: Ishin! stands in a somewhat odd position. It’s the first release in the series to drop the Yakuza title. It’s a remake of an almost 10 year old game, but is new to audiences outside of Japan.
Having played through a couple of hours of an early chapter, I think it’s safe to say that Ishin retains the core of what Yakuza fans dearly love about the series, all with a fresh lick of paint.
The familiar open-world full of side-activities remains. There’s several restaurants, sub-quests, and mini-games dotted around the city of Kyo for you to get lost in. During my time with the game, I often got distracted from the main quest to explore each alley and find as many sub-stories as possible.
Source – eurogamer.net
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