I highly recommend – Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

What I liked:

• The turn-based combat system has been improved and now offers great flexibility.
• The game runs smoothly without graphical hiccups. The engine continues to work wonders.
• Attack combinations are varied and very entertaining.

• You can play as Kiryu in dynamic brawler mode, just like in the older games.
• Building bonds with your teammates is genuinely useful and unlocks additional combo attacks.
• As always, the mini-games are in-depth and crafted with care. You can easily spend hours just playing a single mini-game.
• The new job classes are fun and allow you to form a team based on your preferred playstyle.
• Dodonko Island will appeal to Animal Crossing fans, and the Sujimon fighter collection is perfect for Pokémon lovers.

What I liked less:

• Just like the 2020 game, several enemies and job classes can feel repetitive.
• The in-game economy in the early chapters is frustrating and limiting, as weapons and accessories are extremely expensive.
• Story-wise, you’ll get a weakened and very different Kiryu, which contrasts with previous episodes.
• If you play with the original Japanese voice track (which is encouraged), you’ll constantly encounter a mix of broken English and Japanese that lacks consistency with the Hawaiian NPCs.
• Enemies just two levels above you can sometimes completely obliterate you.