My Reviews

The game stands well on innovating HD-2D technology, which is the perfect form for classical 2D pixel games to reform today, and the game itself is pretty well in most concepts.

This game has my favourite plot in the Yakuza series, but the battle system does not really stands out in compare with other turn-based combat.

This game is pretty fun in its first 10 hours, however, when you progress further, only a few skills is avaliable in the full game and the plot is nothing markable.

If you ask me is this game fun? I would say no, but is this THAT bad? Also no. It's just at the level of playable and nothing beyond that. You can find out some good point from it, but I wouldn't recommend anyone to try it just for a

Well-developed system with nice depth, however the difficulty curve does not make sense, the game becomes harder too fast when it comes to the endgame

This expansion pass losts the balancing of simulation and dungeon contents in the original P3R episode, player would feel overwhelmed in most of time playing. Nearly all plots are placed at the last one hour, getting to there itself can be annoying enough.

The most underwhelming game I've played from Atlus. Only the plot can be somehow appreciated by fans, and the gameplay is annoying.

I bought this bundled with Octopath Traveler 2, and tried it, but unfortunately they're not even at the same level

Poor game design, maybe the only appreciatable thing in this game is its graphics, which is literally just scanned from real-life spot, nothing noteable and the fanbase going insane