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When a dark secret brings a loan shark, a death-row inmate, a corrupt cop and the legendary yakuza Kazuma Kiryu together the resulting war in Kamurocho might level the district to the ground.
Yakuza 4 Remastered is a action, adventure and beat 'em up game
developed by RGG Studio
and published by SEGA.
Released on January 28th 2021 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Korean.
It has received 6,390 reviews of which 5,842 were positive and 548 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 4.11€ on Eneba.
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- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-3470 OR AMD FX-6300
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTS 450, 1GB OR Radeon HD 6670, 1 GB
- Storage: 35 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Requires a CPU which supports the AVX and SSE4.2 instruction set. Microsoft no longer supports Windows 10 or older versions
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للي يبيها بالعربي بيلقاها هنا https://backloggd.com/u/Ammar_114/review/5204561/ My thoughts on Yakuza 4 without spoilers, except for a specific part where I put a warning before and after. After playing the game for about 18 to 26 days, I'll try to give you my opinion briefly, just dividing it into pros and cons. Pros: • The biggest pro is that you can play as 4 characters instead of just Kiryu like in previous games, and this is the first game in the Yakuza series to do this. The game is divided into 5 chapters; each character has their own chapter divided into 4 parts, and finally, there's a chapter that brings them all together where you can play as any character you want before the final fight. I really liked some of the new characters, while others were disappointing. I'll mention them below: 1- Shun Akiyama: A loan shark whose playstyle is very similar to the Rush style in Kiwami. 2- Taiga Saejima: A prisoner and former Yakuza member. His playstyle is basically the Beast style from Kiwami. 3- Masayoshi Tanimura: A corrupt police officer, but corrupt in a positive way since he helps poor people using the bribes he takes from bad guys. His playstyle is somewhere between Rush and Dragon from Kiwami. 4- Kiryu: Needs no words. • The game tries to make the story run parallel between the characters until they all intertwine at the end, which is pretty nice. • Compared to Yakuza 3, there are more karaoke songs here, including one I consider the best in the series: "pure love in kamurocho" 🐐🐐. • Side activities are plentiful and vary from one character to another. For example, Akiyama has the Hostess Club, and Tanimura has a police radio that reports ongoing troubles so he can go fight or chase down the criminal. Saejima has the Fighter Maker (similar to Akiyama's Hostess Club but for fighters), where he trains them to fight in the ring. Kiryu's are the usual. If you finish all the side missions, you get an exclusive item from Bob. • They tweaked—or let's say improved—the controls and combat compared to the third game, both for the player and the enemies. • The idea for the final encounters is great. Playing as all four in one place, each with their own specific boss? An excellent move, honestly. • There is a weird and shocking fight; I don't want to say who's in it, but it's a 1 vs 2 fight featuring main characters, not side ones. Cons: • Switching between characters is garbage because you need to keep going back to the bar every time you want to switch before heading to the final fight. • The developers didn't improve the Hostess minigame, and it's still missing a lot. There are simple things that could easily improve it which these idiots didn't add. Perhaps my biggest mistake was playing this minigame in Kiwami 2, which set the bar too high for the subsequent games. • The story and its events? Meh, not that great, to be honest. • The drama. Yes, the drama here is a negative factor because it was really bad, and I didn't get attached to the characters I was supposed to feel sad for, so I consider it a con. • Sprinting, sprinting, sprinting. Why is there no sprint button in the game? What is this stupidity!!! • The boat section was 😴😴😴😴, pure trash. • Spoiler section. I'll put fire emojis on three lines before and after the spoilers as a warning. 🔥 🔥 🔥 I didn't like the crap happening in the game, where characters constantly betray each other like some cheap Bollywood movie, acting like it's some unexpected, hype twist. 😍 I spit on the idiot who thought of this—Saejima's story and that stupid case. The execution was even dumber? What is this stupidity???? Saejima takes on 20 guys and none can beat him, but he doesn't kill them; he just shoots them with a gun loaded with rubber bullets (they overused rubber bullets in this game and it was incredibly stupid). These bullets knock them down so the garbage Katsuragi can come in, kill 18 of them, spare the boss, and have Sugiuchi shoot his arm to make him look like the sole survivor of the massacre, earning the boss's trust with no rivals to eventually head the Ueno Seiwa clan? And Saejima goes to prison for 20 years taking the blame for him. I honestly hated this scenario. And the scenario where Tanimura's dad was killed by his colleague Sugiuchi, who is actually an undercover Yakuza in the police force—how many times have I seen this plot? However, I did love that Majima didn't actually betray Saejima when they agreed to assassinate the Ueno Seiwa boss. Instead, that garbage Shimano caught him and had his men torture him until he lost his eye (finally found out why Majima wears an eyepatch). It's great that Majima didn't just bail on Saejima; that bastard Shimano stopped him and tortured him so he couldn't join his brother at the hit. Ahhh Majima 🐐. I also loved how Kiryu at the end decided to discipline Daigo, teaching him that what he did was wrong, that he broke the family's principles, and beating him back onto the right path. And how Kiryu rewarded Saejima by letting him head his own family (the Saejima family), which is the least he deserves after being framed in that case. 🔥 🔥 🔥 Overall, the game's biggest flaw is that the story dragged on. On top of that, I took a break from the game for a while, which probably made it feel like a chore for me to finish this entry. If the game had just stopped at Akiyama's part, I would have given it a 10. Akiyama's section was a masterpiece to me, compared to the rot I saw with Saejima (a character I absolutely cannot stand). Tanimura's section I was somewhat neutral on; I didn't click with his character either, but at least I didn't hate him as much as that ox Saejima. And Kiryu? No need to talk about him because he is simply Kiryu 🐐. True, his section is smaller than in previous games, and you feel his role is smaller than the three protagonists before him, but his part was fun—unlike Saejima and Tanimura, whose stories I had zero interest in. Regardless of how the four characters and their plots were introduced, the execution was great because they give you a legendary character at the start, then two characters ranging from garbage to sleep-inducing at best, and finally Kiryu the GOAT 🐐, not to mention having 4 somewhat new and different fighting styles. In conclusion, I see it as a game that tried to introduce new things to the series, which is highly respected, but personally, I didn't like some things in it. I give it a 7/10.
Every night before bed I think about Akiyama. Sometimes I think about Akiyama hard enough that I start crying. I have a tumor in my brain and when the doctors did a scan it wasn't a tumor. It was Akiyama Shun. The game has Machine Gun Kiss which instantly makes it good. Tanimura is blue and I really like that color
Another great Yakuza game here! Really enjoyed the 4 protagonists route they took with this game. Music was great, gameplay felt unique with each character and the story wasn't the best in the series so far but wasn't bad either. - So glad I played the original Yakuza 3 and not the crapshow that was Kiwami 3 before this!
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Yakuza 4 Remastered is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
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Yes, Yakuza 4 Remastered received 5,842 positive votes out of a total of 6,390 achieving a rating of 8.85.
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Yakuza 4 Remastered was developed by RGG Studio and published by SEGA.
Yes, Yakuza 4 Remastered is playable and fully supported on Windows.
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