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Yakuza 0
N American PlayStation 4 cover art featuring protagonists Goro Majima (left) and Kazuma Kiryu (right) and backside them the supporting characters.
Developer(s)	Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio[a]
Publisher(s)	Sega
Manager(southward)	Kazuki Hosokawa
Producer(due south)	Masayoshi Yokoyama Mitsuhiro Shimano
Designer(s)	Koji Yoshida
Developer(s)	Yutaka Ito
Artist(s)	Saizo Nagai
Writer(s)	Masayoshi Yokoyama
Composer(s)	Hidenori Shoji
Series	Yakuza
Platform(s)	PlayStation 3 PlayStation 4 Microsoft Windows Xbox One Amazon Luna
Release	PlayStation 3 JP: 12 March 2015 PlayStation 4 JP: 12 March 2015 WW: 24 January 2017 Windows WW: 1 August 2018 Xbox One WW: 26 February 2020 Amazon Luna WW: 24 June 2021
Genre(south)	Action-adventure
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer

Yakuza 0 ^[b] is an action-adventure game developed and published by Sega. Information technology is the sixth main entry in the Yakuza series and a prequel to the original game. It was released for PlayStation three and PlayStation 4 in Japan in March 2015,^{[two] [3]} and in N America and Europe for PlayStation 4 in January 2017.^[iv] It was released on Microsoft Windows on 1 Baronial 2018^[5] and on Xbox 1 on 26 February 2020.^{[half dozen]} A gratuitous accompanying game application for PlayStation Vita, titled Yakuza 0: Free to Play Application for PlayStation Vita ,^[c] was released in Nippon in February 2015.^[3] Set in late 1988, seventeen years before the events of the first game, the story follows Kazuma Kiryu and Goro Majima as they get embroiled in a conflict between various Yakuza factions for control of a patch of land known as the "Empty Lot".

The game received generally favourable reviews from critics, and is largely responsible for the franchise's rising in popularity and sales in the West, the series beingness deemed obscure beforehand.^{[7] [8]} Yakuza 0 was followed upward by a remake of the original game, Yakuza Kiwami, the side by side chronological installment of the series.

Gameplay [edit]

Yakuza 0 is an action-adventure game set in an open world surroundings and played from a 3rd-person perspective. The game takes place from December 1988 to Jan 1989, in Kamurochō and Sotenbori, fictionalized recreations of Tokyo'south Kabukichō and Osaka's Dōtonbori areas respectively. The player controls serial protagonist Kazuma Kiryu and recurring grapheme Goro Majima, alternate betwixt the two at predetermined points during the story.

Players tin freely walk around Kamurocho and Sotenbori, interacting with people they meet to trigger side-quests, battling enemies who assail them on the street, or playing several minigames, including fully playable versions of Sega arcade games such every bit Out Run, Super Hang-On, Infinite Harrier and Fantasy Zone. Completing certain objectives, such as eating every dish at a restaurant or reaching a target score in a minigame, volition likewise grant the player special Completion Indicate currency; these Completion Points tin can exist spent at a shrine to receive additional bonuses, such equally special items or graphic symbol upgrades.

Grapheme customization and growth is similar to the organisation from Ryu ga Gotoku Ishin!, with abilities bought off of a skill tree that is gradually unlocked during the game. Instead of using experience to purchase skills, the thespian uses money caused from fights or via Kiryu and Majima's side businesses. Money is more liberally awarded in Yakuza 0 than in previous entries, with every heavy attack causing enemies to drib cash. The player can lose their coin if they run across a special enemy called Mr. Shakedown, huge men who are far stronger than normal. If the player is beaten, they will lose all their cash, just can shell the enemy again to earn back their coin and actress.

Kiryu and Majima also have side businesses that they run during the game to earn money: Kiryu invests real estate in Kamurocho, while Majima runs a cabaret club. Completing side-quests volition oftentimes effect in characters they meet offering to help with side businesses, allowing them to more easily and quickly progress. Progressing in side business sequences or grooming with specific masters will unlock additional abilities for purchase on the characters' skill copse.

A major innovation of Yakuza 0 is the addition of fighting styles for both Kiryu and Majima that can be switched in the middle of battle. Kiryu utilizes the balanced Brawler style, similar to that of previous entries; the powerful but slow Fauna style, which allows him to utilise heavy weapons; and the fast battle-based Rush style, which emphasizes mobility. Conversely, Majima uses the balanced Thug style; the weapons-oriented Slugger style, primarily focused effectually a baseball bat; and the capoeira-based Breaker style. Completing Kiryu and Majima's side businesses will unlock an additional "Legendary" fighting style for the characters, the "Dragon of Dojima" and "Mad Canis familiaris of Shimano" styles, respectively.

Plot [edit]

In December 1988, yakuza Kazuma Kiryu is framed for murder in the Empty Lot in Kamurochō, Tokyo. The Empty Lot is currently fought over by the Tojo clan dominate, Sohei Dojima, and his lieutenants, Daisaku Kuze, Hiroki Awano and Keiji Shibusawa. To protect his adoptive male parent, Shintaro Kazama, from punishment, Kiryu leaves the Tojo association.

Kiryu meets real estate agent Tetsu Tachibana, who promises to clear his proper noun in exchange for helping him acquire the Empty Lot before Dojima. Kiryu accepts. Afterward Kiryu and Jun Oda, Tachibana'south right-mitt man, interfere with squatters related to the Dojima family unit, the Dojima lieutenants demand Kiryu turn over Tachibana. Kiryu refuses, prompting the Dojima family unit to hunt him down. His oath blood brother Akira Nishikiyama cuts ties with Kiryu to keep each other rubber. Tachibana tells Kiryu that the Empty Lot'due south possessor is his estranged sister, Makoto Makimura, who lives in Sotenbori, Osaka and suffers from psychogenic incomprehension.

In Sotenbori, ex-yakuza Goro Majima is forced to run a cabaret gild by Tsukasa Sagawa, a member of the Omi Alliance, the Tojo Clan's rivals. Following the orders of Futoshi Shimano, a secret traitor to the Tojo clan, Sagawa offers Majima a chance to rejoin the Shimano Family unit by assassinating Makoto. Majima finds Makoto under the protection of Wen Hai Lee, a former assassin. After Majima decides to protect Makoto, Lee suggests murdering a wait alike of Makoto to fool Sagawa. Shibusawa'southward assistant Homare Nishitani does so. Suspecting the fraud, Sagawa kills Lee. Sagawa then attempts to kill Majima and Makoto, but is stopped past Masaru Sera, Kazama's marry, who takes Makoto abroad. Majima and Sagawa face up Sera and detect that he turned Makoto over to Kiryu in Kamurocho. They travel there.

Prior, Kiryu and Oda met Sera, who tells them that Makoto inherited the Empty Lot from her grandfather. They escort Makoto to Kamurocho but are chased by Shibusawa's men. Oda, revealed to be a mole for Shibusawa, attempts to impale Kiryu and Makoto. Kiryu subdues him, and Oda explains that he and Tachibana were one-time Chinese gangsters in Nihon. At that fourth dimension, Makoto migrated to Japan to find her blood brother, just ran afoul of Oda, who sold her to a Korean gang, where she was sexually driveling. Oda discovered Makoto's identity after Tachibana saw her on a documentary, and feared his reprisal ever since. Regretting his crimes, he allows Kiryu and Makoto to flee, before being executed by Shibusawa.

Kiryu meets Tachibana, who reveals that he knew that Makoto was looking for him. He also reveals that upon learning her inheritance of the Empty Lot, he turned to Kazama, who helped him grade his company to protect Makoto from Dojima, who also planned to annihilate the Kazama family. With their interests coinciding, Kiryu and Tachibana flee just Tachibana is captured past Dojima's assassin, Lao Gui, the true perpetrator of the Empty Lot murder. Tachibana is tortured to expiry by Kuze and his men, whom Kiryu and Nishikiyama defeat. Makoto discovers her blood brother'due south body and regains partial sight.

Meanwhile, Majima learns that Shimano actually intended for Majima to protect Makoto so she would willingly sell the Empty Lot to the Omi Alliance. Majima finds Makoto in the Empty Lot, plotting revenge for Tachibana's expiry. Despite Majima's concerns, Makoto meets Dojima, offering the Empty Lot in exchange for the deaths of his lieutenants. Dojima declines and has her shot. Sera arrives and escorts Makoto to a hospital. However, Shibusawa finds Makoto and holds her convict on a ship. Kiryu and his family tempest the ship and save Makoto, whilst Majima defeats the Dojima family unit in the Tojo HQ, resulting in Awano's death.

Sera ultimately acquires the Empty Lot. He orders Majima to impale Shimano for his treachery, but Shimano terminates his dealings with the Omi Alliance and reinstates Majima into his family. This results in Sagawa's assassination. Past 1989, Sera becomes the Chairman of the Tojo clan, with Dojima languishing later the loss of his lieutenants. The Empty Lot is destroyed and the Millennium Tower is built on its stead. Meanwhile, Majima adopts a new persona, based on Lee, Nishitani and Sagawa, to empower himself. He allows Makoto to live a peaceful life with her new boyfriend, and cheerfully meets Kiryu in Kamurocho.

Development [edit]

The game was first announced in a special Yakuza event on 24 August 2014, together with a trailer. 30 near popular AV idols, as voted by fans in an before poll, were likewise announced to make cameo appearances in the game, with the top 10 having more significant roles (the top five would announced as the highest tier hostesses in the cabaret social club minigame).^[9] A Chinese-language localization of the game was announced in 2022 and somewhen released in Asia in May 2015. Shonan no Kaze performed the game's chief theme and ending theme, "Bubble" ( バブル ) and "Kurenai" ( 紅 , Crimson ) respectively; these songs were non licensed for the English language release and were instead replaced past original instrumental tracks.

Sega wanted to brand Majima stand out from Kiryu, as the two share the part of protagonists. Sega described Kiryu as a "direct man trait – tough but honorable and keeps to himself a bit" implying fiddling difficulty in writing him. Through this game and the remake of the beginning game, Kiwami, the relationship between Kiryu and Majima is explored further than in the first game of the franchise, most notably because of changes to Majima's characterization and his views on Kiryu'southward actions, with the ii beingness friends and enemies simultaneously. Yakuza 0 also showed a part of Kiryu'due south story that Sega wanted players to know before Yakuza half dozen.^[10] Kiryu'southward traits in Yakuza 0 were specifically changed to a "loose-cannon hot-head" to the indicate long time fans would be surprised by his deportment. Yet, main Masayoshi Yokoyama stated the character would mature across the storyline.^[eleven] The goal of the localization team was to brand Majima and Kiryu more likeable, although Strichart believed Kiryu was more popular than Majima in Western countries.^[12] Despite Kiryu's fame, Sato noted that players ended up enjoying Majima far more in the franchise.^[13]

The Chinese localization of the game replaces late-game character Lao Gui, a Chinese assassin hired by the Dojima Family unit, with the face model and voice of Hong Kong actor Sam Lee.^[14]

On 5 December 2015, at PlayStation Experience in San Francisco, Sony Computer Entertainment's Gio Corsi announced that Yakuza 0 would be coming to the Americas for the PlayStation four. Initially, no official confirmation was fabricated of a European release. In July 2016, it was announced that the game would release in North America and Europe for the PlayStation iv in Jan 2017.^[15]

Western localization of the game was led by Scott Strichart, acquaintance producer of Atlus United states, who has localized Yakuza Kiwami, Yakuza Kiwami 2, and Yakuza 6.^[16] The team took a year and a half to localize Yakuza 0, which has 1.8 1000000 Japanese characters, almost twice every bit many every bit the average JRPG, which has 1 to ane.2 million Japanese characters.^[sixteen] In add-on to challenges translating tone and humor, Strichart's team at Atlus had difficulties localizing traditional Asian games, including Mahjong and Shogi. In order to brand these minigames accessible to Western audiences, Atlus had to provide detailed rules alongside gameplay. During the localization procedure, Strichart said the team wrote a full of "34 pages of Mahjong explanation."^[14]

Reception [edit]

Disquisitional response [edit]

Yakuza 0 received "more often than not favorable" reviews from critics, with the Xbox Ane version receiving "universal acclaim", according to review aggregator Metacritic.^{[17] [18]}

PlayStation LifeStyle's review of the import version was a 9/10, calling information technology the best in the serial and "the result of 10 years spent not only perfecting a formula, simply adding to information technology."^[28] The game received a 36/40 from Famitsu on both platforms.^[22] Eurogamer ranked the game 45th on their list of the "Summit fifty Games of 2017",^[thirty] while Polygon ranked it 44th on their list of the l best games of 2017,^[31] and The Verge named it as one of their 15 Best Video Games of 2017.^{[32] [23]}

The game's fighting system has oft been praised for its brutality, though IGN felt it might come across as too elementary due to players' tendencies to nail buttons.^{[26] [29] [25] [27]} GameInformer compared the random battles with arcade beat em upwards games and praised the usage of its grinding system as its usage is needed due to how challenging every graphic symbol is across subsequently chapters.^[23] GameSpot was disquisitional to the gameplay, calling it dated as he remarked that, despite gameplay improvements from the PlayStation 3 games, there is still occasional poor performance. Yet, the reviewer enjoyed the fighting system and the grinding aspects, finding them more entertaining.^[24] PlayStation Life Style praised the encounters with minor characters as well as the estrus function for the cinematic movements Kiryu and Majima perform although he felt they were barely stronger than normal moves.^[28] The cabaret club minigame was especially praised equally "addictive" and "the all-time part" of the game.^{[33] [34]}

Reviewers also commented on the story and cast, most notably due to its accessibility equally a prequel.^[23] Majima's dissimilar characterization had some writers find him more interesting than Kiryu.^{[xx] [21] [23]} EGMNOW liked the contrast the duo had in the narrative.^[21] The Jimquisition called both characters "like-able protagonists who consistently have to act as straight men in a diversity of weird situations".^[35] GamesRadar praised the constant switch between protagonists, every bit it "helps to refresh the narrative".^[25] Polygon had mixed feelings in regards to the bandage every bit the antagonist ofttimes end up becoming trustworthy regardless of violent acts as well as the fact that virtually female characters are poorly treated both in the main narrative and minigames.^[27] GameSpot felt the story was the greatest strength of the game, due to its treatment of cutscenes, serious storytelling and appealing phonation acting.^[24] Despite finding that the game carried many mutual scenarios from the previous games, PlayStation LifeStyle said that Yakuza 0 has the best narrative in the entire serial, praising elements such as the fast pace and the 1980's portrayal.^[28]

Sales [edit]

The game debuted at number 1 on the Japan software chart in its first week of release. The PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation 4 version sold 146,000 units and 90,000 sales respectively.^[36] As of June 2015, the game has sold over 500,000 copies within Nihon and Chinese-speaking regions of Asia.^[37] Sega president Haruki Satomi stated that the Chinese version of the game sold more than originally expected.^[38]

In the Britain, Yakuza 0 was the 8th acme selling game in the calendar week of 28 Jan.^[39] Stock for the game was running low, which indicated the game sold far across expectations.^[40]

Accolades [edit]

The Japanese version of Yakuza 0 won a Nippon Game Awards Award for Excellence in the Time to come Division (for pre-release games showcased at the Tokyo Game Evidence^[41]) in 2014.^[42] The game was nominated for "Best PS4 Game" in Destructoid 'due south Game of the Year Awards 2017,^[43] and for "Best Action-Adventure Game" in IGN'southward Best of 2022 Awards;^[44] information technology also became a runner-up for "Best Style" in Giant Bomb's 2022 Game of the Year Awards.^[45] The game won the award for "Best Main Graphic symbol" (Goro Majima) in Game Informer 's 2022 game of the Yr Awards.^[46]

Yr	Award	Category	Event	Ref
2017	Gold Joystick Awards	PlayStation Game of the Year	Nominated	[47]
2018	National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers Awards	Game, Franchise Action	Nominated	[48] [49]
		Original Light Mix Score, Franchise	Nominated

Internet meme [edit]

In 2020, an cyberspace meme emerged utilizing deepfake technology to generate videos of people and fictional characters singing the chorus of "Baka Mitai" ( ばかみたい , lit. "I've Been a Fool"), a vocal from the game'south karaoke minigame performed in-character by Takaya Kuroda, the vocalization player of Kiryu, based on the Taxi Driver version from Yakuza 5.^{[50] [51]}

Notes [edit]

1. ^ Ported to Microsoft Windows by Lab42 and SEGA HARDlight.^[i]
2. ^ Ryū ga Gotoku Zero: Chikai no Basho (Japanese: 龍が如く0 誓いの場所, Similar a Dragon 0: The Place of Oath)
3. ^ Ryū ga Gotoku 0: Free to Play Awarding for PlayStation Vita ( 龍が如く0 基本無料アプリ for PlayStation Vita )

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External links [edit]

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakuza_0

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