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For a game with Yakuza right in the title, there’s little yakuza-ing to be done in Yakuza 0.
It’s not just because the “zero” in the title marks this as a prequel to Sega’s long-running drama of Japanese organized crime, either. By the time the game starts, anti-heroes Kiryu Kazuma and Goro Majima have already been embroiled in organized crime for some time.
Two unrelated events before and during Yakuza 0 split the pair from their respective gangs, however, and they soon wind up fighting against the racketeers they once worked for. Meanwhile, a real estate conspiracy across two cities eventually connects the characters’ conflicts together—despite the fact that neither of them even knows the other exists.
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Source: Ars Technica – Yakuza 0 review: All aboard the crazy train