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Also, one's in (mostly) english and the other is in japanese, don't buy yakuza if you're not ok with doing a lot of reading.
Elements of Yakuza exists in GTA across the board but like I said before, the closest games to Yakuza are its inspiration, Shenmue, with a touch of Way of the Samurai. It has similar graphical fidelity and 3rd person camera to GTA but that's basically where the similarities stop in terms if parallels that don't exist across all games of that genre or similar (including the aforementioned).
Yakuza is hard to describe - it's an RPGesque story driven cinematic minor life-sim investigative beat'em'up with QTEs and fighting game mechanics padded (in a good way) with a ton of optional but worthy side content and distraction.
Seriously... One minute you could be beating the hell (or cash) out of Yakuza bosses involved in some crazy subterfuge with some of the flashiest looking combat of this genre; and the next you could be training a dominatrix, singing karaoke, playing Space Harrier in an arcade or racing little kids with battery powered customizable pocket race cars on electric hot wheel tracks (or a hell of a lot more).
This is why it's not really GTA despite seeming similar on the surface - it's a whole lot of content packed very tightly in a smaller package rather than a good amount of content spread thinly across a large package (though GTAV does add quite a lot), with a heavy emphasis on the RPG elements that coexist with its combat and freedom. Open world is replaced by Sandbox with some Themepark elements.
Tone and feel can also be somewhat compared to maybe the Dead Rising franchise (the first two) as well. Serious overarching story (more so in Yakuza) with crazy, seemingly random side content packed everywhere - another similarity with Dead Rising 1&2 is the sort of "arcadey" feel of the game, due to how flashy it is despite some of its darker tones (you literally beat cash out of enemies). It...sort of has a Capcom feel to it with its juxtaposition of gamey, random and often hilarious fun alongside a serious story and badass characters.
I wish Rockstar would do a GTA again based on somewhere other than New York/Los Angeles/Miami.
I can go from my apartment to Hong Kong in about 20 - 30 minutes (I live in Shenhen in mainland China), and can definitely say it'd be so much more interesting for them to do a GTA based on HK. Hell, even if they picked another Asian city it would be good. I'd just vote HK because it's considerably more international, and there are still a lot of English speakers there.
I still like the game though and will be getting Kiwami when it comes out.
Same with the car circuit even more when Kiryu loses
Your logic needs some improvment or reading comp maybe? The point was Yakuza if its your cup of tea should pull you in after ch1 completly from its story alone.
I thoroughly enjoyed sleeping dogs but i found yakuza 0 to be much more enjoyable. The story and characters in yakuza are a lot more engaging and the substories/minigames were very entertaining as well. I also personally prefer yakuza's combat to sleeping dog's, but that's mostly because i loathe the arkham games style of combat