Rick_Sanchez

Platinum 276 fun: 9/10 Difficulty: 7.8/10 Kiryu is just not a lucky man. He again gets framed for a murder he didn't commit but had to serve 10 years in prison this time. After getting out, he's consistently stalked by Majima, a relatively funny guy who is over the top with all of his actions and he is literally everywhere. You could be walking down the street and he pops up behind you from a manhole, or even jumps down from a building for a surprise aerial assault, or just sneak into a picture you're taking in the photo booth. He even disguises himself as a dancer, a police officer, and even set up a whole stunt faking a zombie attack. Just like with Yakuza 0, you have to get 100% completion in the game which means more minigames. However, you do have one-time use items that basically let you cheat for a bit for easy money. Even when not going for the platinum, this is still a great game to playthrough!

Platinum 276 fun: 9/10 Difficulty: 7.8/10 Kiryu is just not a lucky man. He again gets framed for a murder he didn't commit but had to serve 10 years in prison this time. After getting out, he's consistently stalked by Majima, a relatively funny guy who is over the top with all of his actions and he is literally everywhere. You could be walking down the street and he pops up behind you from a manhole, or even jumps down from a building for a surprise aerial assault, or just sneak into a picture you're taking in the photo booth. He even disguises himself as a dancer, a police officer, and even set up a whole stunt faking a zombie attack. Just like with Yakuza 0, you have to get 100% completion in the game which means more minigames. However, you do have one-time use items that basically let you cheat for a bit for easy money. Even when not going for the platinum, this is still a great game to playthrough!

can confirm this still works!

Platinum 275 Fun: 9/10 Difficulty: Without the RNG in minigames it's a 6/10, with having to do all the minigames it's RNG/good luck Yakuza 0 is the prequel to the Yakuza franchise that has you playing as Kiryu, a Yakuza member, framed for a murder he didn't commit which leads him to unravel a mystery behind the location his "victim" was found dead in and why it's so important to not only the Yakuza but a real-estate company as well. The game jumps between Kiryu and Majima a manager (a forever 15/10 manager of the year every year) of the most famous club in Sotenbori looking to basically buy his way back into the Yakuza but is given another task to kill someone which leads to another mystery on why the Yakuza wants that person dead. Kiryu is more of a strong brawler that can take a hit and keep on going in his 3 fighting styles while Majima is more interesting with a range of moves that has him dodging attacks for a more advantageous position, breakdancing, and using a trusty bat. The game is technically not that long but with going for the platinum, you will have to 100% the game which means you have to play all of the mini-games and earn enough money with each of them. Most are simple with some skill and luck, however, a few will stand out to most such as Mahjong. Mahjong is probably going to stop most people from getting the platinum with its confusing rules and luck not being in your favor. I got lucky there but some my most hated mini-games were from the homeless camp that dealt with dice and unique card games. I also had problems with the dancing mini game not registering things correctly causing me to spend a whole day on it. Outside of going for the platinum, it's an amazing game and I do suggest at least playing it!

Platinum 275 Fun: 9/10 Difficulty: Without the RNG in minigames it's a 6/10, with having to do all the minigames it's RNG/good luck Yakuza 0 is the prequel to the Yakuza franchise that has you playing as Kiryu, a Yakuza member, framed for a murder he didn't commit which leads him to unravel a mystery behind the location his "victim" was found dead in and why it's so important to not only the Yakuza but a real-estate company as well. The game jumps between Kiryu and Majima a manager (a forever 15/10 manager of the year every year) of the most famous club in Sotenbori looking to basically buy his way back into the Yakuza but is given another task to kill someone which leads to another mystery on why the Yakuza wants that person dead. Kiryu is more of a strong brawler that can take a hit and keep on going in his 3 fighting styles while Majima is more interesting with a range of moves that has him dodging attacks for a more advantageous position, breakdancing, and using a trusty bat. The game is technically not that long but with going for the platinum, you will have to 100% the game which means you have to play all of the mini-games and earn enough money with each of them. Most are simple with some skill and luck, however, a few will stand out to most such as Mahjong. Mahjong is probably going to stop most people from getting the platinum with its confusing rules and luck not being in your favor. I got lucky there but some my most hated mini-games were from the homeless camp that dealt with dice and unique card games. I also had problems with the dancing mini game not registering things correctly causing me to spend a whole day on it. Outside of going for the platinum, it's an amazing game and I do suggest at least playing it!

1: Dancing, the timing of the buttons didn't match up with what was on screen 99% of the time and I had to spend an entire day dedicated to this damn mini game 2: all of the mini games in the homeless camp share this spot, I had to cheese every one of them by getting a small amount of points up just to back out to save my earned money. I swear all 4 of those games have anti player cheats active. 3: the telephone club girls: good idea in theory, terrible in practice. sometimes I matched up the voices on the videos and coming from the game pretty much perfectly and I got a different girl than it should be.

Old YGO, while wasn't balanced perfectly, was not a game of solitaire for 20 minutes to play half your deck then have a field of strong monsters.

huh, didn't realize there was two different Warhammer lists. Okay yeah Necromunda needs to go with the 40K list and not the Warhammer list.

Actually Necromunda does take place in the Warhammer 40K universe so yes it does belong on the Warhammer 40K list. https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Necromunda_(Planet)