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Over the past week, we've had the pleasure of taking a deeper dive into Yakuza: Like a Dragon, the latest in the long-running JRPG series and first sequel not to feature Kiryu Kazuma in the leading role. With the action being swapped for turn-based battles, is this one JRPG fans should be patient enough to wait another month to check out for themselves or not?

Our Yakuza: Like a Dragon preview opened up in Chapter 5, shortly after Ichiban Kasuga has been released from prison on relatively good behavior, made a couple of friends, and even got a job working at one of the many soaplands dotting the Yokohama landscape after an initial stint of being homeless. Just before my playable session begins, there's some of the intrigue and yakuza gang influence permeating throughout the city that makes Ichiban's story thematically in line with previous games, even with a more nonsensical protagonist leading the way.