Edit:Famitsu - 37/40
IGN Japan - 8.8
7/10 + Reviewer's Choice from Gamekult: https://www.gamekult.com/jeux/project-judge-3050879439/test.html
Good:
The main character moves much better than a Yakuza
The friendship system with the people from the neighborhood
Stories and characters unlike any other game
Bad:
It's still the same old Kamurocho
Ultra-linear, repetitive and procedural
Be prepared for a lot of dialogue
IGN Japan - 8.8
7/10 + Reviewer's Choice from Gamekult: https://www.gamekult.com/jeux/project-judge-3050879439/test.html
Good:
The main character moves much better than a Yakuza
The friendship system with the people from the neighborhood
Stories and characters unlike any other game
Bad:
It's still the same old Kamurocho
Ultra-linear, repetitive and procedural
Be prepared for a lot of dialogue
More than a saga about organized crime in Japan, despite its dress and its fights, the Yakuza have always been a compilation of Japanese hobbies such as arcades, gachapon collections and research kittens lost in Shinjuku. But there is always a surprising background in this unique series that focuses on a society in motion, Asian immigration, the impact of gaijins on the life of a neighborhood or just the homeless. What other game that Judgment starts with mafia murders in alleys to go back to the dismantling of a vast network of corruption related to the pharmaceutical world? All against the backdrop of the diseases of the aging Japanese population and old smoky law firms. So all right, this is a skin with all new actors and new mini-games, which gives a nice impression of the place. More posed, longer, with more empty passages: Judgment is a real game of exploitation in the same way as what is found in the cinema, a fact that seems to assume with panache and all the better. If the Yakuza relate more to the films of the same name, this one is like a TV series where one binge the fights as one chains the episodes.
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