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Irritating him is his Omi Alliance jailer, Sagawa, who clearly has no intention of helping him do so. It is secretly hell for him and he would do anything to get himself back into the Tojo clan. Forced to serve as a manager for a high class cabaret, he's actually made himself a respected local businessman. Over in Sotenbori, Goro Majima is also kicked out of the Yakuza.

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Key to both clearing his name and also thwarting the people involved is a patch of land called the Empty Lot, that is the key to making trillions of yen in an enormous construction project.ĩ0% of the gameplay is delivering beatings. This is part of a larger attempt to discredit his adoptive father, Kazama, and kick him out of the Yakuza too. However, Kiryu finds himself framed for the murder of his victim and is soon kicked out of the Tojo Clan.

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Everyone seems to be rich and is eager to spend lots of cash on women, wine, plus other entertainment. It's the 1980s and the height of the Japanese Bubble Economy. The actual crime drama story is that series protagonist, Kazuma Kiryu, is a new recruit to the Tojo Clan and not too happy about having to do his first beat-down of a deadbeat for a loan shark. I just enjoy the sidequests and activities as a supplement to the main story. Either way, I play these games primarily for the gritty crime drama.

I might add the possibility of joining with Judgement but I'm inclined to think that may be a bit too advanced to then go back to the older games following. If you are interested in jumping into the series, I tend to be think you should either start here or Yakuza Kiwami. Yakuza 0 is a prequel to the initial series and a game you should play either first or third, IMHO. Kamurocho is the same as it's always been. I mean, yes, this includes absolutely bananas subplots where you deal with the wacky residents of Kamurocho. I really loved the Kiwami games for tapping into this with stories about murder, blackmail, revenge killings, and the complicated politics of Japanese crime syndicates. Part of this is the fact that they are adult crime novels, silliness aside, with probably the most serious plots you're going to find in video games. I have an absurd fondness for the Yakuza series and they have rapidly moved up my list to being among my favorite video game series.

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