
Like a Dragon Ishin Review: 90 Ratings, Pros and Cons
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Like a Dragon Ishin review : Like a Dragon Ishin seems to be very good in the category of Video Games, the reviews are very positive overall for this product and the "Pros" are higher than "Cons".
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Hilarious Substories
Fun Mini-Games
Beautiful Environments
Interesting Story
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Fun combat system with different styles
Captivating characters, main or not
Another Life mode is addictive
Content that no longer ends
Occasional small insects
No subtitles in PT-BR


A stunning setting which is rich with real-life history
+
The swordplay adds a refreshing twist to combat
+
Side quests and minigames are robust and often hilarious
Random difficulty spikes
-
Some non-optional side quests interrupt the pacing
-
Main story might be predictable for fans of the series


A multitude of content, unforgettable characters and a great atmosphere.
the improvement, compared to the original, of the lighting...
The fight, while unique for its weapons, is surpassed by more recent deliveries.
The mini-games this time around may not be very interesting.


Decent improvements to audio & visual presentation.
Wealth of minigames and side content to experience.
Some side activities feel like time wasters.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


The versatility of combat
Graphically, it is very worked compared to the original version
A game to enjoy for hours and hours
Not localized to Latin American Spanish
More voices could have been included in other side quest scenes


Great graphics with UE4
Lots of content
Small graphics problems


It shows that a technical effort was made to recover what was a very secondary delivery.
The gameplay is a breath of fresh air, and the theme of katanas and guns is very cool.
Meeting the usual characters in a totally different way is something special


Being able to play and explore the Edo period of Japan
Many familiar faces from the Yakuza franchise
Voice actors reprising their roles
Cinematography during cutscenes
Battles are as exhilarating as ever
Four different fighting styles
Soundtrack mixing traditional Japanese folk music with some modern rock
Story has a strong start and solid finish
Plenty of side quests and mini-games
Story keeps a stead pace between the start and finish


Progression that rewards however you play
Lots of top-quality content
Nothing that feels like filler
Pop In during cutscenes


Impressive visuals across the board as always
Different styles of combat allow you to adapt how you want to play
Photo mode is a joy to mess around with
An immersive environment with plenty to see and do
Exceptional farming simulator side game
Can feel a little grindy towards the end game
Some may be disappointed with only Japanese voice acting


Intriguing story with plenty to do and explore
Really solid turn-based combat system
Exciting historical setting
Really well integrated music
Overuse of loading screens


Gorgeous Cutscenes and Excellent Performances
Some of the Best Action Combat Yakuza has to Offer
Packed with Addictive Substories and Minigames
Well-Realised Art Direction and Setting
Bland UI, and Relatively Frequent Technical Issues
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


The combat style variety is fun to experiment with
There is so much content to tuck into
The story feels very familiar to the early Yakuza games


Fantastic combat system
Captivating world
Limited world to explore


Great attention to the narrative aspect
Intriguing improvements to make the game more current
Avant-garde animations, as in the basic version of the game
Few notable additions


The combat and its different mechanics are a lot of fun
A place to get lost
Unreal Engine shows its cinematic potential
Lack of customization in some aspects of the character
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Variety in combat
Fun and diverse exploration
Simple charts
Lack of major improvements to a remake


Excellent gameplay variety
+
Strong story and characters
+
Interesting historical setting
+
Plenty of sly nods to series fans
Unbalanced combat styles
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Long, frequent cutscenes
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Seeing various characters from previous games in a different light
Kyo, a city we love to visit
The bloody and dazzling battles
Gargantuan and interesting content
A quality artistic and graphic rendering
Catchy music
The performance of the actors
New boss cards and powers may be displeasing
Small technical defects


Kyo is really fun to explore
Different combat options and depths of trooper cards
Bugs such as odd pauses and enemies falling out of area


Brings former capital of Kyo to life
An abundance of side activities and substories
Virtue reward system
Another Life farming sim
Camera issues
Guns are a bit overpowered
Brawler style doesn't keep up with attack strength
Insufficient glossary, a codex would've been better
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Fantastic characters
Solid, sometimes explosive combat
Historical setting adds a lot
Top notch localisation
Some amazing battle music
Some very tedious side quests
Ungodly levels of grinding to get 100%


The main story will have you second-guessing every character, waiting for the next twist
Combat is fast-paced and lends itself well to in-depth ability trees
Clunky interface system


Original and faithfully recreated frame
Crazy Dance is one of the best fighting styles in the history of the franchise
Content in abundance
Technically quite dirty


Memorable protagonist
Pressing plot and never trivial
Rich and interesting side activities
Successful aesthetic quality
Fun and enjoyable gameplay
A dragon in every respect
Gameplay not always fluid
Some technical blunders


Kyoto is home to some of the best minigames and substories
Each combat stance is diverse with strategy, with Wild Dancer being a standout
An immersive, gorgeous and cinematic experience
It's thrilling see so many familiar franchise faces again
Narrative and dolling out of mechanics are a little slow to start
Trooper Cards won't be for everyone


Historical fiction aspect is awesome
Tons of side content
Haruka cameo
Side quests don?t take much advantage of the setting
PS5 is extremely glitchy


combat is spectacular, and probably the best (or most visually satisfying, if nothing else) brawler combat in the series
retains all of the Yakuza/Like A Dragon series' strengths, including a LOT of addictive content, great setting, compelling characters, dramatic storytelling, and more.
its technical PS3 era roots are often clearly visible.


A combat system as enjoyable as ever
An appreciable and appreciated fan service
A scenario of a very strong dramatic intensity that always rubs shoulders with offbeat humor
A camera not always ergonomic
First hours too wise compared to recent episodes


Card Troopers Add Further Variety
Samurai Yakuza!
The World is a Little Bland
Lacks Mission Variety
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


New fighting styles in accordance with the framework
The basic framework Like a Dragon remains...
Loading screens between areas gives the impression of being a bit dated


The script, the staging and the rhythm
Always very WTF in its side quests
Lots of content
The combat system
Dubbing and music
The absence of locking sometimes painful
Repetitive side quests


Cinematics that set the mood
The mini games always present
Some mechanics a little dated
Loading times between each area of the city


An impressive amount of things to do
Ishin finally in Italian!


Well-written characters
Fun mix of combat
Trooper card system is great
Auto-targeting is unbalanced
Sub stories aren't as strong


Fun, new fighting styles
Gripping plot


Interesting combat system...
Mini-games always very funny...
Excellent graphical update...
... but less inspiring than other iterations of the brand
... but not equal quality for all elements


Excellent characterization of the characters;
Pleasant and interesting setting;
Fun gameplay...
Available in Italian.
Some fighting styles suffer greatly: unbalanced;
Animations a little plastered.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


The Yakuza formula in a new context
Various activities
Dynamic combat
A beautiful artistic direction
Visually uneven
A jagged staging
Side quests sometimes not very interesting
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Exceptional dubbing
Long lasting, with lots of side activities
Excellent level cinematics...
Varied combat system...
... sometimes stained by a woody movement system
Technically backward


A real scriptwriting ambition and characters as strong as in the canonical opuses
Fights that do not lack pep and depth
A real episode of Yakuza, with its share of strange side quests and mini-games
The typical era perfectly transcribed and immersive
A wait of nearly ten years that leaves no one hungry
The soundtrack once again extremely successful
Side quests and mini-games perhaps less inspired and fun than usual
Visually outdated, a rather disappointing redesign work


Variety of combat styles
Feels as essential as a mainline entry
Old-school Yakuza...
Technical wobbles
Expensive crafting systems


Interesting combat through all four styles
The atmosphere is very good
More than enough content
Fine performance
Loading screens
Graphic beauty flaws
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Bigger emphasis on equipment crafting/management
Interesting to see familiar faces in different roles
Boring battle dungeons and some repetitive side quests
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
[7/10] reviewed at 17/02/2023 - Like a Dragon : Ishin ! (Xbox One) [read the full review on GameHope]
[7/10] reviewed at 17/02/2023 - Like a Dragon : Ishin ! (PS5) [read the full review on GameHope]
[7/10] reviewed at 17/02/2023 - Like a Dragon : Ishin ! (PS4) [read the full review on GameHope]
[7/10] reviewed at 17/02/2023 - Like a Dragon : Ishin ! (PC) [read the full review on GameHope]
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Hilarious sidequests and minigames
Attractive remastered graphics
Great localization and glossary
Unbalanced combat
Some dated gameplay design choices


A fantastic and well woven main plot
Another Life and virtue elements add a fun extra layer
Combat is a mixed bag
Performance issues throughout


No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.




Some decent story moments
Mostly faithful to the original
Unbalanced combat
Not much depth to side content


Exquisite Japanese dubbing - as in all titles in the series, after all.
Interesting mix of sword game in combat mechanics.
the use of the Unreal Engine shows that Sega now leaves behind the aging Dragon Engine...
Improper insertion of a revolver into combat mechanisms.
No attempt to improve the flaws of the original title.
Half of the side quests (and bets) are unfortunately fillings of the worst type.
Poorly designed crafting system based on grinding.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
The soundtrack
The combat system
Big content?
Few innovations
Technically still behind schedule
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
The classic formula of Yakuza, with its many contents
In some situations, the combat system gives satisfaction
Sometimes unbalanced styles, slow progress for power-ups
Really convincing side activities are missing
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
Great character development
nice facial animations
Many side activities
Good combat system
Interesting background music
Strong atmosphere
Good mix of drama and humor
20 to 40
+ hours of play
Great original voice actors
Technically obsolete in places
humor that takes a long time to get used to
lots of very ugly NPCs
Very few types of enemies
No German voice output
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
Stellar Performances
A Focus on Sword/Gun Combat
Trooper Cards and the Celebrity Variants
Trooper Card Abilities Activate on their Own
Bugs in Both Cutscenes and Gameplay
A catchy story
A myriad of ancillary activities
The 4 fighting styles
A somewhat rigid animation
Side missions do not appear on the map
Combat gameplay
Funny side missions
Loading animations while moving between areas
Inefficient fast travel
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
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