Much like the decadent time period, glitzy locales and array of swaggering individuals that make up its evocative setting, Yakuza 0 is a game of excesses. From its rambunctiously romantic take on Japanese nightlife through to its extravagantly framed fistic conflicts, Yakuza 0 does a tremendous job...
Sandbox games, by nature, generally offer a lot of content. There are a series of challenges scattered around the map, giving the player a large playing field with things to do. Yakuza 0, however, goes far beyond the average sandbox game in that it actually feels like it takes place in a real city.
Two interesting playable characters with differing playstyles; Brutal; challenging melee combat; Tons of side activities and challenges; The cities you play in are some of the most fully realized you'll see in a video game
Map system gets a little irritating at times; Great art direction doesn't fully make up for the dated graphics
Update: Though I originally reviewed Resident Evil 7 on PS4 and PSVR, I've since had a chance to test the game on Xbox One and PC as well. Accordingly, additional information has been added to the bottom of this review.
Tight focus limits the amount of filler; Strong narrative and tense atmosphere; Upsetting amount of visual detail; Excellent variety thanks to the different family members and playable flashbacks; Refined survival-horror mechanics that balance old with new; Top-notch VR support
Certain sections drag; Some boss battles prove more annoying than intense; Enemies could be smarter and more capable; Puzzles go largely forgotten
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