Recent reviews by Kazoozle

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thank you based SEGA for finally bringing Yakuza to PC. Zero is not only the best game to start with for any newcomers to the yakuza games, but also what I would personally consider to objectively be the best game in the series; at the least a very close second to 4 if I were forced to choose.

this port seems to have a few problems that I would imagine will be fixed with a patch at some point. in the meantime, refer to the game's pcgamingwiki.com article for a few fixes and other extras that can only be tweaked in the .ini files, like the ability to save independently of telephone booths (a feature introduced in Kiwami).

additionally, with the PC port for Yakuza Kiwami releasing sometime soon, there is a good chance that the PC ports will continue, which would include the remake of the second game set to release in the west later this month; the remasters of 3, 4 and 5 soon to follow later this year and into next.

if you have any interest in seeing future Yakuza games, the funding of which may some day include the Persona/SMT games, localised and ported to PC, I would urge you to buy and support the localisation/porting effort on PC and PS4 of these games to show SEGA that the western audience on both sides of the market care.
any contribution helps, and anything is better than a repeat of the 3 year localisation slump that was seen after the release and commercial failure of Yakuza: Dead Souls.

phenomenal building simulator with added extra story to build up to your character's post-nuclear construction occupation, by far the best of the year. the game advertises with a combat and dialogue system among other things in mind but I don't think any of that matters when you can just build houses and forts instead. I believe a title change to, "Post-Apocalyptic Shelter Construction Simulator 2015" would benefit the game greatly and help boost sales to reach the right audience. if you're looking for a new, unique innovative title in the simulator series, then look no further; it just works.