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Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
In early 2018, players have the chance to once again fill the shoes of Kazuma Kiryu on a new adventure exclusively on PS4.
While the Yakuza titles are filled with off-kilter humor and often veer into the world of the completely bizarre, the plot this time around is personal. Blood for blood kinda stuff. Are you ready to take up arms for your family and wreck your opponents with off-the-wall combat, headbutts, and other giant things being thrown around?
Of course you are! Yakuza 6 features the new "Dragon Engine" which lets Kiryu and the environments really shine and sparkle.
Traveling to everything from sleepy fishing towns to the red light district in Tokyo, this journey is filled to the brim with everything the Yakuza series has come to stand for - crazy combat, a story of revenge, power, and vice, and of course, wacky as hell mini-games that defy all explanation.
Yakuza 6 won't be arriving until early next year, but for now you can check out the new E3 trailer below!
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Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
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