Yakuza 6: The Song of Life

26年才搞如龙6，算是把桐生的主线画个句号。只是没想到6代的体量这么小，地图小，人物少，剧情短。 全成就比较容易的一代，就是麻将和桐生会太耗时间了，而且很无聊。 中规中矩吧，现在回过头来看，难怪7代要搞革新。

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'Tis a good game.

Great story, Dragon engine's combat system though is worse than seeing Nikocado Avocado's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Wish meaningful actions during in-fights cutscenes had more quick time events, otherwise it makes u feel more like a spectator than the player

용과같이 시리즈는 전부 다 해봤습니다. 악평이 심한 8외전도 저는 재밌게 플레이 했습니다. 저는 이 시리즈 특유의 감성을 좋아합니다. 쌈마이함과 열혈, 중2병스러움... 특히 입문작이었던 제로는 제 인생게임 중 하나입니다. 어디에서도 볼 수 없었던 `신선함` 투성이 근데 6는 정말 엉망이네요. 사실 스토리가 별로인건 제로 극1 7 8빼곤 항상 그랬다는 느낌이니 넘어갑니다. 일단 전투부터가 너무 갑갑하고 스트레스 가득합니다. 이게 재밌을거라고 생각했던 걸까요? 시리즈의 장점이었던 서브퀘스트도 빈약합니다. 가짓수도 모자라고 그나마 있는 것들도 흥미도가 낮습니다. 게임내 모든 컨텐츠를 다 즐겨야한다는 강박증이 있는 저도 스킵할정도였습니다. 전반적으로 본인들의 강점을 잊고 그동안 거쳐온 시행착오를 다시 돌려놓은 느낌입니다. 6편의 한국 정발 출시가 `어떤 이슈`로 무산되었을때 갠적으로 아쉬웠고 그때도 개발사의 편을 들었던 저입니다만 지금와서보니 국내 유통사가 굳이 리스크를 지어가며 `이런 정도의 게임`의 정발하고 싶지 않았던게 아닐까 라는 생각도 드는 지경입니다.

A nice conclusion to the Kiryu Saga :) I really enjoyed Yakuza 6, it built upon Yakuza 5 in a really nice way while having a really interesting and intriguing story that tied almost every loose end relatively well. I found the story to be overall pretty good, there were some parts that were a bit odd or didn't make that much sense but they weren't too common. It's also just a classic case of Yakuza stories not really making too much sense until you finally uncover the big mystery at the end of the game. All the characters introduced in Yakuza 6 are pretty lovable as well :) I really liked them by the end. The new location of Onomichi is probably up there of my favourite locations in the entire Yakuza series, It's genuinely so beautiful :) A quiet town with great scenery and an interesting and unique design. I do however wish that it had just a bit more stuff to do. Funnily enough a Mahjong parlour would've fit the Onomichi vibe perfectly (Also I've finally started to try and learn a bit of Mahjong and it only took me 7 games to try it out) I also really like the Dragon Engine, I know that its kinda controversial but overall I think its an improvement, the character models look so expressive and pretty and Yakuza 6's Kamurocho is the most beautiful its ever looked, on par with Yakuza 0's Kamurocho. The addition of a smartphone is so convenient, it makes the act of navigating menu's so much easier and even enjoyable. Having a camera is also pretty nice as well lol. I found myself taking quite a lot of photo because it was just pretty fun. Yes the physics are a bit all over the place but it's also kinda funny just watching a guy fly in the air after hitting them once lol. In conclusion I think this game is genuinely great and is probably my one of my favourite Yakuza games so far and is tied with Yakuza 0 for first place. I love Kiryu so much and I'm glad he got a well done send off. [spoiler] When he was writing that letter and it ended up being for Daigo oh my god. :(( I love them all so much.[/spoiler] I would 100% recommend playing Yakuza 6 :)

용과같이의 마지막 최종장(표면상으로는) 7에 입문해서 8편을 하고 극1 극2 7 8외전등등을 다 하고나서 6에 입문한지라 역체감은 조금 느껴졌습니다 다만 놀라웟던 점은 나왔던 연식에 비해서 놀랍도록 그래픽도 크게 체감 안되고 시스템도 이정도면 큰 차이없다 싶었습니다 즉, 용과같이 이새끼들은 드럽게 오랫동안 우려먹었단 뜻이지요 결론적으로는 7부터 입문한 저같은 사람도 큰 불편함없이 할 수 있을정도로 나쁘지 않았고 스토리도 나름 괜찮았습니다 사이드는 용과같이를 하도 하다보니까 이젠 쳐다보기 싫어서 메인만 달렸습니다 그리고 누가봐도 큰역할일거 같은 기타노다케시 할배랑 누가봐도 어 데스노트의 그사람? 하고 알아볼 수 있는 일본배우 한명이 나와서 좀 더 신선했습니다

笑死，冴岛大河‌6代又进苦窑了，作者干脆给他判无期徒刑算了

Yakuza 6 sits in a weird position. It's basically the first game that's made with the Dragon Engine and it shows that the devs aren't really used to it. If you have played the series in numbered order (which is what most PC gamers will have done, since the originals are near impossible to find) you'll notice that Kiwami 2 is much of an improvement than this game. Graphically it looks somehow better and worse than the previous entry. Better, because you can see a lot of amazing details and textures. Worse, because it's in this weird saturated color scheme that somehow sucks the life out of the Yakuza-series. Something that I always loved is how Kamurocho looked so alluring and vivid in nightlife, but absolutely a place you never wanted to be during the day. Now Kamurocho looks like a hospitable place both day and night. Also, everything feels much more emptier. Gambling and the Colosseum are surprisingly absent here, despite being in every previous iteration. And while the neighborhood in Hiroshima is supposed to be so small, you can't help but feel how empty it is. And as much as I like the sub-stories, some are a bit... I don't know, weird, even for Yakuza. The one with the girl from the future or Kiryu battling ghosts. There has always been a supernatural bent to some sub-stories, but only the player knew about it, not the main characters. It also doesn't help that the overall story feels like it's recycling a whole lot of plot points from 1 and 3. And yet, despite all that, I found myself enjoying it a lot! It speaks to the strength of the Yakuza-franchise that you can still get sucked inside the story, despite having some flaws. I never get tired of its sincerity and its goofiness. Despite me complaining, I loved the mini-game stories here. It always opens up the world and characters. Kiryu being baseball-captain or having to make friends with frequent bar patrons opens the door to new people and stories you get to meet. And that's why Yakuza is my favorite series. Despite its smallness, the world always feels big and intricate. Plus I might like this story more than I let on. Even with its faults, Yakuza is still Yakuza and I enjoy every entry in it. Until I get to Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. I decided to not continue the series afterwards (looking at you, Yakuza Kiwami 3).

Está no meu top 3 da série e foi o primeiro Yakuza que me fez chorar.