Yakuza (video Game) - Reception

Reception

Reception
Aggregate scores
Aggregator Score
GameStats 7.9 / 10
Review scores
Publication Score
1UP.com 8.5 / 10
Electronic Gaming Monthly 23 / 30
Eurogamer 8 /10
Famitsu 37 / 40
Game Informer 6.25 / 10
GamePro
Game Revolution C-
GameSpot 7.4 / 10
GameTrailers 8 / 10
GameZone 8.5 / 10
IGN 8.2 / 10
Official PlayStation Magazine (US)
Play Magazine 9.5 / 10
PSM 8.5 / 10
Dengeki PlayStation 33.5 / 40
Game Over Online 94%
GameBrink 94%
Gamezilla 3 / 3
Gaming Age A-
PSX Extreme 8.1 / 10
UnderGround Online A-

The game was heavily acclaimed in Japan for combining innovative gameplay with cinema-like story telling and character development on the back of Japan's criminal underground.

Yakuza received generally positive reviews among Western critics. IGN praised its combat system and sense of style but criticized its tedious gameplay.

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