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An excursion into the Japanese universe, with charismatic characters, an elaborate story, emotions and humor. One also forgives the game for the fact that the hero is not a member of the yakuza this time.

Amazing game. Nice graphics, solid framerate, many voiced dialogs and audio options (languages/ subtitles).Besides, the story isAmazing game. Nice graphics, solid framerate, many voiced dialogs and audio options (languages/ subtitles).Besides, the story is captivating, characters well build, all of the sidequests are scenarized (no Fedex) and the side game is just so thick. The main forces here are the story and the staging, it felt like a perfect blend of martial arts, detective and yakuza movie.This was my first entry in the Yakuza universe and that was not the least.

Ce que j’ai aimé:scénario et mise en scènecharisme des personnagesdes minis jeux sympas et des tas de bornes d’arcadepas tropCe que j’ai aimé:scénario et mise en scènecharisme des personnagesdes minis jeux sympas et des tas de bornes d’arcadepas trop technique au niveau des combats (ce qui me va très bien)rarement l’impression de s’ennuyervisuellement très joli tant qu’on ne cherche pas à en voir tropEn gros le jeu nous tient en haleine grâce à son ambianceCe qui j’ai moins apprécié:les scènes de crime et les enquêtes sont trop faciles, voir n’ont aucun véritables intérêtpas ou trop peu de scènes de tribunalTechniquement le jeu est ultra laid si on va voir au dessus de la ville par exemple (il suffit de monter sur un toit pour voir que les dév ont totalement laissé tomber tout ce qui sort des quartiers et de la vue piéton)jamais possible de perdre lors des choix de dialogueune toute petite map, qui aurait pu être beaucoup plus profonde en terme d’interactivité. Il y a finalement que peu d’endroit où on peut rentrer, c’est dommageEn clair, il y a largement mieux à faire au niveau des enquêtes, scènes de crime à examiner, et faire de vrais procès où tous les choix que l’on fait, les indices que l’on trouve ont leur importance. Finalement Judgment est plus un jeu d’action qui se laisse vivre comme un « film interractif » où quoiqu’on fasse on arrivera à la bonne conclusion. S’ils avaient fait un titre avec des choix cruciaux, nous laisser la possibilité de faire de vrais enquêtes nous même (interroger les voisins, chercher des caméras, faire des interrogatoires, etc…), un peu à la manière de LA Noire avec une pointe de Rpg Occidental ça aurait été une tuerie.

This is a truly very good game this game caught me off guard I always saw it and never purchased it i finally gave it a chance and was reallyThis is a truly very good game this game caught me off guard I always saw it and never purchased it i finally gave it a chance and was really surprised this game didn't get as much attention as it should have this game deserves way more attention please give it a try if you need something new to play.

Just finished it with almost 40 hours and doing most content. The gameplay was fun, the characters were well written, and the story was one ofJust finished it with almost 40 hours and doing most content. The gameplay was fun, the characters were well written, and the story was one of the best in a game in a long time. The visuals on series x were also stunning and the frame rate fantastic. Cannot recommend enough. Stoked for the sequel!

Judgment comes to the new generation of consoles with a facelift, with fluid combat, better graphics and animations and at a reduced price, which makes it one of the best adventures to enjoy the new generation.

Judgment for Xbox Series is the definitive edition of Judgment, where we will experience the adventures of ex-lawyer Takayuki Yagami in search of a serial killer through the streets of Kamurocho with his trusty sidekick Kito. A title that shares great similarities with the Yakuza saga, as both have been developed by Ryu ga Gotoku Studio.

Judgment is a wonderful title that’s absolutely worth playing. New players coming in at $40 will have a fantastic time, and Ryu Ga Gotoku’s work comes with the highest possible recommendation, but the choice to burn owners of the original PS4 release was the wrong one.

Judgment is a Yakuza spin-off game that presents a captivating thriller investigation narrative. The slow start and less-than-stellar detective gameplay don’t keep the game from being a solid option for anyone who wants to take their first steps into the Yakuza universe.

Judgment on Xbox Series X|S is an incredible achievement. Whether this is your first foray into the wider Yakuza franchise, or you played it upon its original release, the graphical upgrades are very impressive. It is also helped by being a brilliant game, mixing more traditional Yakuza elements in with a detective film noir thriller.

The thriller dimension and new gameplay mechanics are blowing a wind of renewal on the series. In addition, the fighting remains intense and epic in the heart of a district of Kamurocho larger than life. The presence of French subtitles plays the role of icing on a very appetizing cake.

Judgment on the new generation of consoles might not be a must-play for anyone who already enjoyed it on the PS4, but it's absolutely the best way to play the game and still represents a fantastic jumping off point for anyone keen to dip their toes into the Yakuza franchise. Playing as Yagami feels better than ever at 60FPS, and Kamurocho and its many faces come alive with improved detail and a fantastic new lighting treatment. There's no argument here: Judgment is a winner, case closed.

If you've never played Judgment before, what are you waiting for? The remaster is one of the best next-gen exclusives to play right now and has never looked better. If you've already played it, it may be hard to justify the price tag at this point, but the substantial upgrades ensure it's the best the game has ever been. There's nothing in the way of new content outside of all previously released DLC, but Yagami's adventure is just as compelling and original as it once was.

Judgment is still a fantastic title on the next-gen systems and while existing owners may not see a reason to upgrade to the newer version, there is no reason anyone else should hesitate in diving into this addictive crime soap-opera.

The game runs smooth as butter on the Xbox Series X, and loading times were almost nonexistent. The bump to 60 FPS also makes the game just feel so much smoother than its original PS4 incarnation.

With its much-welcomed next-gen improvements in framerate, resolution, and load times plus the inclusion of all previously released DLC, the next-gen remaster of Judgment is hands-down the definitive version to own.

Judgment remastered is a fine return for 2019’s Yakuza spin-off. Though all of its changes are purely technical, it's the best version of this detective thriller. As a direct remaster, previous frustrations remain, such as the lengthy target tailing sequences and unnecessary drone crafting mechanics. But when you’ve got such an engaging story packed with content and a keen sense of style, Remastered is undeniably the best way to play Judgment.

Ultimately, the gameplay tweaks found in Judgment manage to successfully differentiate it from the Yakuza series while still retaining the elements that have made it such a hit with fans. You have the hard-hitting combat, which is more more energetic than ever thanks to Yagami’s agility, an engaging story full of twists and turns, and a varied range of activities to preoccupy you in between meeting the story objectives. The investigative elements simply add to the variety that’s on offer, and make you feel more involved in the goings-on in and around Kamurocho. If you’ve already played the game on PS4 then there’s little here to warrant a replay. But if not, you should definitely consider picking Judgment up now that it’s available on more formats whether you’re a Yakuza fan or not.

Great game that has a deep and more relatable story then some of the Yakuza games. The world is very detailed and feels really alive. SomeGreat game that has a deep and more relatable story then some of the Yakuza games. The world is very detailed and feels really alive. Some mechanics are repetitive but overall it is great.

A story that is engaging, intriguing yet thoughtfully structured, complete with another grand cast of new characters, even when it risks of becoming too pedestrian, Judgment predominantly finds the means to keep players fixed on the events unfolding. Fans of the Yakuza series may be quick to filter out what’s genuinely new from everything else, but for a game as packed and as entertaining as this, what it may lack in pure originality, Judgment more than makes up for with a game that is as fun to engage with as it is to just sit back and watch as the now-commonly bizarre antics of Kamurocho play out to delightful and convincing effect.

Truly, SEGA’s Ryu Ga Gotoku studio is one of the very few studios that we can rely on to push narrative boundaries and really explore the potential for what video games can offer as a traditional storytelling medium.

Seems like people are review bombing this game because its only on PS4(itll come to PC down the line, if you don't think it will then you'veSeems like people are review bombing this game because its only on PS4(itll come to PC down the line, if you don't think it will then you've been under a rock) or because it came out early due to digital pre-orders. The game is amazing and you do more harm than good to your cause by discouraging people from getting it with negative user reviews.

Judgment tinkers with the Yakuza template enough that it provides something for fans, as well as those who have always thought about visiting Kamurocho.

Despite the fantastic story, Judgment stops short of being a must-play thanks to its shallow and unfulfilling crime-solving gameplay.

Out of all the Yakuza games that I've played, Judgment offers the most amount of fun and variety while also containing a gripping story that'll keep you guessing until the end. I highly recommend it.

A sizeably riotous spin-off to Sega's Yakuza franchise, Judgment combines the series penchant for balancing seriousness and absurdity with a hyper-engaging central protagonist whose deeply charismatic persona freshens the whole affair up massively. Judgment is a toweringly good offering then, and one that we hope leads to its own series with leading man Yagami at the forefront.