Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

Play it on: PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Switch, Windows (Steam Deck YMMV)
Current goal: Hang out with my digital friends in Hawaii and Japan
Buy it from: Amazon | Best Buy | Target

Being new to the Yakuza/Like A Dragon series, I wasn’t sure what to expect from Infinite Wealth. I was concerned that I’d be lost having not played any of the other entries, but that simply wasn’t the case. Instead, what I was treated to was a wonderful narrative with fantastic characters and exemplary turn-based combat.

Read More: Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth: The Kotaku Review

This weekend, I’m hoping to dive back in and spend more time with the game’s many wonderful side activities. Quirky, full of life and never short on getting laughs and joy out of me, Infinite Wealth’s characters and the ways you can spend time with them through the game’s Bond system (which feeds into the fantastic combat, granting you cool and powerful combined attacks) are excellent. Sadly, in my time with the game for review, I fell behind on these activities and I’m hoping to fix that. After that, I’m thinking it’s time for me to figure out which game in this series I’m going to play next, because Infinite Wealth has me hooked. — Claire Jackson

Cool! All the previous | Yakuza | games are on Game Pass

Not sure where to start with the Yakuza series? Good news: While Infinite Wealth isn’t on Xbox’s on-demand service right now, you can jump into the long-running Japanese gangster series with your Game Pass subscription.