The fun thing about Yakuza to me, is that the map kind of becomes its own character. I love going around Kamurocho and doing various side missions. I’d say that since the map is also very small, it allows for that kind of intimate “get to know the map and watch it grow with each game”-vibe.
The fun thing about Yakuza to me, is that the map kind of becomes its own character. I love going around Kamurocho and doing various side missions. I’d say that since the map is also very small, it allows for that kind of intimate “get to know the map and watch it grow with each game”-vibe.
Yakuza is a prime example of “It’s not the size but how you use it.”
I feel like I legitimately know my way around some parts of Japan thanks to Yakuza.
We went to Dotonbori and Kabukicho last time I went to Japan, and we were surprised at how close it was, Especially kabukicho