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Nouveau mode de jeu gratuit à venir à Pirate Yakuza à Hawaï

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 26,2025

Nouveau mode de jeu gratuit à venir à Pirate Yakuza à Hawaï

Les vacances sont derrière nous, alors replongeons-nous dans le monde passionnant de l'actualité gaming ! Alors que nous attendons tous avec impatience les mises à jour sur la Nintendo Switch 2, les projecteurs d'aujourd'hui sont braqués sur une franchise bien-aimée : Like a Dragon. Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio a récemment dévoilé une présentation de gameplay captivante pour Like a Dragon : Infinite Wealth, présentant son aventure sur le thème des pirates se déroulant à Hawaï.

Les images présentées mettaient en évidence une personnalisation approfondie des navires, une exploration passionnante en haute mer, des batailles navales intenses, des mini-jeux captivants et un large éventail de lieux explorables. Un élément clé est le double style de combat de Goro Majima : une approche rapide et agile et un style puissant utilisant des épées courtes et des armes de pirate.

Les joueurs rassembleront un équipage unique d'alliés, chacun contribuant aux batailles, à l'exploration et à la chasse au trésor. Le jeu promet une multitude d'îles cachées et de quêtes secondaires originales à découvrir pendant le jeu.

Une annonce significative a conclu la présentation : le très attendu mode "New Game" sera un ajout gratuit post-lancement via un patch. Il s'agit d'un changement bienvenu par rapport à la version précédente Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, où ce mode était exclusif à l'édition la plus chère, suscitant de nombreuses critiques à l'égard de SEGA. Cette évolution positive signifie que nous ne devons attendre qu'environ six semaines pour le lancement officiel.

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