The Like A Dragon Series, previously known as Yakuza in the West, stands as a remarkable example of consistent quality and rapid release in the video game industry. RGG Studio, the developer behind the franchise, has consistently delivered new titles at an impressive pace, often releasing multiple in a single year. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii has kept up the strong and consistent gameplay we expect from the series. 1c4x6v

The Yakuza series is infamous for its sundry minigames, and Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii is no exception to the rule. This wild Like A Dragon spin-off is an indulgent vacation in the Like A Dragon franchise, and that means it's full of treasures to explore. There are tons of minigames to find scattered around the game's many islands, but some are more fun than others. The game's tropical locale will surely put you in the mood for some sun-soaked fun, so check out some of the excellent minigames the islands have to offer.

Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii has many systems to explore, but one of the most interesting is the Goro Kingdom, an area where you can farm items from animals you recruit. You can recruit animals to the Goro Kingdom when you meet special creatures in various locations. Once there, Majima can build better friendships with these animals by taking care of them, causing them to produce valuable resources.

So you're strapped for cash in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. There are many reasons you might need to make a quick buck: for one thing, there's a pretty early story beat where you need to gather $10,000 relatively quickly in order to upgrade your ship and access Madlantis, home to some of Pirate Yakuza's best mini-games. Maybe you've been struggling with a difficult battle, and want to upgrade your abilities. Or maybe you just spent your last dime trying to win a rare plushie from the UFO Catcher.

The third and final Photo Rally stamp book in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is located in Madlantis, the pirate haven where the majority of its mini-games take place. Although Majima can't even access it initially (you'll have to increase your pirate level and upgrade your ship before you're allowed in), it quickly becomes a pivotal setting, appearing in several main story missions, including the ending of Pirate Yakuza. For this particular mini-game, though, you won't be engaging in any of that: instead, your focus is on taking pictures of certain locations.

Although they're tied to a substory in Honolulu, the Photo Rally locations in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii will also take you to Rich Island for a brief detour. In case this is your first brush with this particular sidequest, Alo-Happy Tours' Photo Rally is exactly what it sounds like: a challenge that sends players to various locations around the map, both tourist destinations and hidden gems, and requires them to take pictures of certain places in order to earn stamps. Once he's filled each regional stamp book, Majima can return to Alo-Happy for a prize.

One of the many sidequests you'll take on in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is the Alo-Happy Photo Rally. Given to Majima by the employees of the Alo-Happy tour company, who are trying to compensate for a failing promotional program, this sidequest involves taking pictures of a series of locations around the map. These may range from iconic tourist destinations to one-of-a-kind moments, and are spread throughout Honolulu, Rich Island, and Madlantis.

In Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, you can live out your Dragon Ball fantasies by collecting a series of Golden Balls in exchange for a wish. This substory begins automatically, after Majima leaves Revolve Bar at the beginning of Chapter Three. You'll be railroaded into taking a certain path down the street outside the bar, which will lead you directly to Captain Beef. Having recently ed your pirate crew, he'll explain that he has a goal of his own: to find seven legendary Golden Balls strewn about the streets of Honolulu.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii has to be one of the most bizarre spin-offs ever made. Featuring a side character from the original Yakuza series as its protagonist, Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii takes players on a seafaring romp through idyllic locations populated by memorable yet utterly wacky people. There's a lot to love about Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, but for those who this isn't an immediate sell, whether they're just pirate fans or those beginning to dabble in the Like a Dragon series, understanding where it stands compared to the previous games is important.

There are plenty of insect collectibles in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, including the Dragonfly, which can only be found in specific locations. Bugs like the Dragonfly can be caught in large numbers and used as ingredients to craft important items. However, they are also used as key items for important quests and substories, making it worth knowing where you can track down each insect type.