Dear lord the combat is garbage in this.

[NobleFeret]

I'm going back to Wanted: Dead.

[Sixtyfivekills]

I gotta go back to playing animal crossing on my nintendo three dee ess

[Gonsnakex]

Originally posted by NobleFeret:

I'm going back to Wanted: Dead.

man did you forget to take your meds

[Rtj007]

It looks complex but not bad after getting used to it.

[Kaito-san]

unfortunately i am in your walls

[Doctor TacoChocolate]

I'd respect your opinion if the implication wasn't that Wanted: Dead had better combat. Ishin has four different combat styles and each become fleshed out with skill orbs , significantly increasing their usefulness and variety. Wanted: Dead has one fighting style with two combos. For the entire game.

[NobleFeret]

Originally posted by Doctor TacoChocolate:

I'd respect your opinion if the implication wasn't that Wanted: Dead had better combat. Ishin has four different combat styles and each become fleshed out with skill orbs , significantly increasing their usefulness and variety. Wanted: Dead has one fighting style with two combos. For the entire game.

I was mostly talking about the visual effects and graphics. The animations are way better with impressive motion capture in Wanted: Dead. Like a Dragon: Ishin! looks outdated with trash low quality animations. Both games use Unreal Engine 4 so this Like a Dragon: Ishin! remake is more a quick cashgrab to milk the Yakuza fanboys in my opinion. And you are wrong in Wanted: Dead there is more than one fighting style, you have all 10+ different finisher moves and maybe ten different guns to vary the combat more.

[🔞𝕂𝔸𝕋𝔸ℕ𝔸🔞]

Originally posted by Rtj007:

It looks complex but not bad after getting used to it.

Yeah first i got decked from this 3 Boss enemys, then after figuering out how the game worked it was fun !

[Outlaw Mugen]

I honestly think this demo doesn't show the good side of combat... its super clunky, don't know how to parry and enemies can block bullets lol.

If they had made a proper tutorial levels introducing step by step what to do then maybe it could be fun. As it is now It actually put me off from buying the game.

[BearPajamaGod!]

Originally posted by NobleFeret:

Originally posted by Doctor TacoChocolate:

I'd respect your opinion if the implication wasn't that Wanted: Dead had better combat. Ishin has four different combat styles and each become fleshed out with skill orbs , significantly increasing their usefulness and variety. Wanted: Dead has one fighting style with two combos. For the entire game.

I was mostly talking about the visual effects and graphics. The animations are way better with impressive motion capture in Wanted: Dead. Like a Dragon: Ishin! looks outdated with trash low quality animations. Both games use Unreal Engine 4 so this Like a Dragon: Ishin! remake is more a quick cashgrab to milk the Yakuza fanboys in my opinion. And you are wrong in Wanted: Dead there is more than one fighting style, you have all 10+ different finisher moves and maybe ten different guns to vary the combat more.

To be fair this game is from 2014.

[BEARD]

Originally posted by NobleFeret:

I'm going back to Wanted: Dead.

LMAO

[Khanjima]

The combat is pretty much just the older combat style but dear lord the controls are a little f*cky

[R.O.K. SEOULDIER]

Originally posted by NobleFeret:

I'm going back to Wanted: Dead.

LOL. that game is literally not wanted which is why its dead on arrival.

[May]

Originally posted by Rtj007:

It looks complex but not bad after getting used to it.

this, you get better with practice

[NobleFeret]

Originally posted by Outlaw Mugen:

I honestly think this demo doesn't show the good side of combat... its super clunky, don't know how to parry and enemies can block bullets lol.

If they had made a proper tutorial levels introducing step by step what to do then maybe it could be fun. As it is now It actually put me off from buying the game.

yes this demo is complete ♥♥♥♥, game removed from wishlist after playing, clunky, slow and boring. only yakuza simps can enjoy a trash combat like this.

[Doctor TacoChocolate]

Originally posted by NobleFeret:

Originally posted by Doctor TacoChocolate:

I'd respect your opinion if the implication wasn't that Wanted: Dead had better combat. Ishin has four different combat styles and each become fleshed out with skill orbs , significantly increasing their usefulness and variety. Wanted: Dead has one fighting style with two combos. For the entire game.

I was mostly talking about the visual effects and graphics. The animations are way better with impressive motion capture in Wanted: Dead. Like a Dragon: Ishin! looks outdated with trash low quality animations. Both games use Unreal Engine 4 so this Like a Dragon: Ishin! remake is more a quick cashgrab to milk the Yakuza fanboys in my opinion. And you are wrong in Wanted: Dead there is more than one fighting style, you have all 10+ different finisher moves and maybe ten different guns to vary the combat more.

Really? You're counting finishers? Finishers don't affect the gameplay whatsoever, they're just little animations to watch. And the guns are mostly all useless compared to the sword, as the shooting is hot garbage and most of the tough enemies require parries and melee attacks to be fought normally.