The Yakuza series and its spin-offs are renowned for juxtaposing simmering crime drama plots alongside quirkier complementary diversions, but Lost Judgment is the first time that the side dishes have ...

Justice might be colorblind, but it isn’t always black and white. It’s a lesson that becomes readily apparent in Lost Judgment, a crime drama that loves to cast a spotlight on the many shades of gray ...

In a general sense, Lost Judgment is very similar to the game that came before it. The story once again centers around detective Takayuki Yagami and his pals who are investigating a recent murder in ...

With Yakuza having reinvented itself and heading in a new direction following Yakuza: Like a Dragon, the void left it left behind has been instantly filled by Judgment. While Yakuza crafts dense RPG ...

Nearly twenty years into the lifespan of Sega’s Yakuza game universe, the publisher has opted to fork the franchise into two different paths. The first was seen last year with the release of Yakuza: ...

A new Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio game is here, and for the first time, we’re getting the game in the West at the same time You might want to invest in the “Battle Bonus” skills first? If you have the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Like most good detective stories, Lost Judgment begins with the ghastly discovery of a maggot-infested corpse. A single homicide is merely the tip of ...

I’ll start off by saying that Lost Judgment is an extremely odd game. It has a lot of the same elements from Judgment, though some are improved or generally minimized and is a better playing game, at ...

Lost Judgment looks great, with the custom-built Dragon Engine capable of rendering the cities of Kamurocho and Ijincho in exquisite detail. Dozens of citizens walk around the town in any given area, ...