So, like the original Cyberpunk?
The more options the better, so all fine.

Very risky move. Yakuza games are driven by story and character development, but gameplay is a very strong pilar too.

They can bring new people with this, but they can also push away some of the old fans.

@Dieknochenblume: DS3 seems to be the worst in the series for many. Still it could be a good introduction to the series since "If you like that one, for sure you'll like the others"

Just posting a predictable "Darksiders 3 this soon?" Here.

@gamingdevil800: That is exactly why you can never trust user reviews

@DocMARs: Having the same problem. Have to click 2-3 times before one opens.

@lonesamurai00: more like more excuses for the whiny babies that believe themselves "real gamers" to rant about so they get over their incapacity to just don't mind about what others play.

Grow up.

@ronthallsballs: Yes, because companies do that all the time: When a game is dead they keep developing and releasing stuff for it. Yup! for dead games. Games that nobody plays. Because that makes sense.

Think before you write something absurd.

@tsunami2311: Then like you point there, the parent is to blame.
But yes, we know how that always ends.

@jwrebholz: Well, It's a 18/M rated game, and you don't gable real money, just like you said. No room for logical controversy here :)