Judgment

Главного героя сыграл Виктор Цой. Уважение великому актеру

[h1] OBJEÇÃO!! [/h1] [b]yakuza só que detetive dessa vez.[/b] O jogo do detetive mais curioso do mundo é bom! Mas eu não recomendaria Judgment como primeiro jogo da franquia RGG. Mesmo sendo um spin-off muito bem feito de yakuza e com uma proposta diferente, eu senti que ele é mais voltado pra quem já é fã da RGG Studio e já está acostumado com esse estilo de jogo mais lento. Pra quem é novato nesses jogos, ele pode ser bem difícil de digerir e acabar ficando maçante demais. A melhor parte do jogo é a história. A construção de investigação e mistério é muito boa, tem momentos fortes, plot twists legais e uma narrativa sinistra de boa. Fora que os personagens são muito bons. Yagami (protagonista) consegue carregar o jogo inteiro, bixo é curioso, incisivo, questionador, digno de um advogado/detetive. Mais um jogo cheio de personagem carismatico. Mas um jogo não é só história e por mais que esse seja um jogo de porradaria, o combate foi o ponto que mais me incomodou. Ele não é ruim, mas também não achei muito inovador ou satisfatório. Comparando com outros jogos da RGG, senti que ele fica um pouco abaixo em fluidez. Algumas mecânicas atrapalham bastante, e te forçam a parar um combo. Outro ponto negativo são as mecânicas de detetive que tem no jogo, QUE SÃO MUITO PODRE. Elas foram facilmente uma das partes mais frustrantes do jogo pra mim. Como as missões de escolta, que tu tem que seguir um inimigo sem que ele te perceba. A ideia até parece boa, mas na prática elas são bem tediosas e mal executadas. Você passa vários minutos só seguindo um NPC, esperando a barrinha não encher, e muitas vezes isso não acrescenta nada à experiência. No geral, Judgment é um jogo bom e muito bem produzido, com uma história excelente, personagens marcantes e uma ambientação muito bonita. Porém, o ritmo lento, o combate pouco fluido, as missões de escolta e a sensação de repetição na gameplay fazem com que ele não seja tão acessível para iniciantes e acabe ficando cansativo se você rushar a história principal. Mesmo com essas críticas, ainda vale a pena jogar pela narrativa e pelos personagens. E também serve como uma boa base para Lost Judgment, conhecido por muitos como o melhor jogo da RGG Studio, onde parece que melhoraram muito o combate, tornando o melhor da franquia, e continuando a história dos acontecimentos de Judgment. No mais... [b]Nota: 6,5/10.[/b]

DENUVO.

9.2/10 [b] [i] [h3] 「About How Kimura Takuya’s Version of Phoenix Wright Devoted Himself Heart and Soul to His Clients, Went to War with the Yakuza and Political Powers for Three Hundred Rounds, Never Once Wavered from Justice or the Pursuit of Truth, and Eventually Turned the Tables on a World-Shaking Conspiracy Together with His Hard-Boiled Best-Bro Version of Larry Butz, His Blue-Clad Junior Version of Apollo Justice, and His Dark Prosecutor Version of Miles Edgeworth—Before Reaching a Spotlessly Innocent Not-Guilty Ending in This Crime-Investigation Courtroom Drama~ And Also, for Some Reason, Living an Absolutely Fabulous Persona-Protagonist Life in Kamurocho by Running a Yorozuya-Style Detective Agency, Flying Drones, Playing Arcade Games, Picking Up Girls, and Eating and Drinking His Way Through the Entire City!」 [/h3] [/i] [/b] [b] ↑ …Yeah. This was pretty much all that was going through my head after I finished the game. [/b]

Magnificent! Mysterious & darkening! A deep dive into a "Yakuza" alternative from the perspective of a detective. Will the law prevail ? Take the journey and you shall find out an extraordinary experience.

An incredible spin-off to one of my most beloved franchises. The characters in this game are done perfectly, Yagami’s character himself was magnificent. The gameplay was so damn fun, especially with the detective focus. One of my main gripes being the tailing missions, never liked them in any game and never will. Combat was fun but can also feel like you’re fighting against it occasionally, and I especially felt the mortal wounds system to be very annoying. The wall jumping feature was actually an incredible addition though, definitely a favorite of mine. The story was extremely engaging and well written. I love the twists and turns the story throws at you, but in the end, it all connects perfectly and fits really well together. It’s something that is especially important in a detective focused game and I’m amazed at how well it came out. The characters were incredible, everyone had so much amazing personality to them. Kaito, Sugiura, and Hoshino were awesome guys, always having Yagami’s back. I admittedly had a soft spot for Saori and Mafuyu, adorable characters. [spoiler]I loved how Hoshino was in love with Saori. I don’t blame him one bit, she’s really cute. Go get her, tiger. I also felt terrible for Emi and Okubo by the end of the story after all they've been through, so glad it ended on a good note for them as well. The antagonists were executed perfectly in the story, with Shono, AD-9, and Kuroiwa being the main reason for every one of the brutal cases that Yagami investigates. Additionally, tons of the character's backstories were so tragic and seeing that reflect on their motives were really great choices.[/spoiler] It’s a story that did extremely well on almost everything it does. Overall, an incredibly impactful story with incredible characters. This game’s side content and exploration were nice. The map was the beloved Kamurocho itself, always nice to see the classic. To those who never played a Yakuza game, it’s completely new to you. But those who have known it all too well (probably the majority of players?). The side content in this game was fun to experience, especially the side cases, with the reputation level being the only annoying part. It is cool to make friends throughout the city though, like back in Y0. Plus you also get the potential to meet four adorable girlfriends, I personally loved Sana. When it comes to mini-games, the one that takes the cake has to be the oddly fun Paradise VR's Dice and Cube. It’s basically just a giant board game that has Kamurocho as the play area, and you get to earn money as you gather items while also trying to get to the end without running out of dice rolls. It isn’t perfect, but it’s a nice way to earn extra money if you have the play passes for it. One major complaint I had throughout the game was the thumb bypass lockpicking mini-game. It constantly was an issue because developers still think it’s a good idea to tie game mechanics/animations to the frame rate. So if you constantly have issues with the mechanic being nearly impossible, just turn down the frame rate temporarily. Judgement is a game that focuses on a detective theme within the established Like a Dragon universe, and it does it in a near perfect way. You don't actually need to have played the main franchise to be engaged with this game, but I highly recommend playing the main franchise on the off chance that you haven't already. The story and its characters are done well, the gameplay is really fun, and it's packed with interesting side content to experience. Definitely worth it.

I usually don't cry easily, but this game made me cry. This is the first time I am this emotionally involved in a game's story. Also, thanks to this game, I had a dream that I joined the yakuza...