Lost Judgment: The only game that has ever made me say “You know, I should be solving this murder mystery but my Dance Club kids need my help winning their championships, so…”
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Like a Dragon. I really should solve this counterfeiting racquet but my candy store needs me to guide it to the top of the markets.
I fucking love all these games and the off the wall side content. I’ve gotta get to playing Lost Judgement at some point.
Yeah but have you spent hours and hours playing the fun robotics club game and storyline
I wish the investigations weren’t on rails and had some actual choice/consequence of some kind. They put so much effort into the detail of the evidence you collect and analyze and none of it matters, just pick choices until you get the right one. I loved the robotics game, I would play that as a stand alone game.
Gotta have that work-life balance.
Just did a quest in Judgment where you are having a trial at your old lawyer office to determine who ate the cake in the fridge while the city is in open war between yakuza clans.
That’s every video game.
It’s my problem with Like a Dragon, honestly. I don’t think I’ll ever finish it because it feels like there’s a million other things to do, then I lose interest in the main quest. By the time I get back to it, it’s some melodramatic talking on the couch for 5 minutes.
i got sucked into the minigames too much and got bored of the game way before I finished it. I might try to go back and just do the story straight thru with no side missions or anything.