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天才Yakuza。 你扮演的是枪械全能的yakuza。 你在70年代的法国安静礼拜， 诚挚祷告，教堂石英反光， 圣母慈祥。 渐渐地灰白染上赤红， 教堂被你开出一条血路。 从格洛克到双枪再到散弹枪。 你无所不能。 圣母回答不了你的迷茫。 她对你微笑。 祷告失效。 枪声回答不了你的迷茫， 扣下扳机， 死板BGM持续循环回响。 死寂、 麻木。 冰冷的数字跳动不是解药。 娴熟的技艺是最悠远诅咒。 你的生活是安魂曲。 死也迷茫。 但你是Yakuza。 天才的yakuza。 你枪械全能， 是无双能手。 安魂曲、娴熟、扳机扣动、死寂、麻木。 杀手正在寻找答案

Actually very good game, but Id like to have god mode option just for fun or struggling moments.

Если бы бог мог вмешаться в дела людские, была бы тогда свобода воли? Ибо в чем смысл когда любой твой поступок может быть обращен в исходную точку. Иными словами я них*я не понял. Не думаю что это вообще важно. Игра про процесс. Как и главный герой, я в душе не е*у куда катиться его жизнь. Шедевр на 4 из 10.

The game juxtaposes short bursts of frantic gameplay with long stretches of nothingness. You drift through a world that can only be interacted with superficially. You may go to a movie theater, or to a bar, but there is no real interactivity; you're not really doing anything, only waiting for the day to end. When you visit the museum, the art is too low-resolution to make out. A line like “I still wanna go see the Pre-Raphaelites” is incomprehensible to the main character, who, like the player, sees only a blurry collection of pixels. The world is a utilitarian place; the protagonist interacts with it as a player interacts with systems. He’s as detached from his world as you are.

I like most yeo games but this one is you walking around a city which can be fully explored in 20 minutes.

Like a Takeshi Kitano movie,e even music choices too remind me violent cop and i smile xD athmosphere, mood great gameplay wise; boring sometimes gun noise coming but out of screen.. feels a bit buggy i would like to see VOLUME in options , because i want to play the game while listening some streams on youtube , but i cant balance volume because its just too high.. i liked the game but boring gameplay, not for everybody.. but nice to see how yeo developing in time :]

combat sequences are witheringly tedious. between combat sections you wander around paris aimlessly going from cafe to cinema to bar in a desperate search for meaning accompanied by nothing but angst and ennui, the carefully crafted emptiness of these sequences is riveting but the experience of having to a beat your head against the rote, simplistic side-scrolling shootouts over and over again to see the narrative through is like pulling teeth. “get good” you might say in response but there’s nothing interesting or worthwhile happening in these sequences, merely an exercise in monotony. the game would be better served by cutting the “action” sequences out entirely