SEGA Announces ‘Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’ for 2025 Release

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SEGA has announced the highly anticipated release of ‘Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’ for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, scheduled to launch on February 21, 2025. This latest installment in the beloved franchise presents players with an exciting adventure set against the vibrant backdrop of Hawaii.

The game places Goro Majima at the center of its narrative, exploring new horizons after the events of ‘Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’. Majima finds himself in the enchanting yet perilous tropical waters and islands of Hawaii. As players take on the role of Majima, they will set sail aboard the Goromaru, delving into high-seas excitement and engaging in traditional hot-blooded battles alongside a variety of captivating minigames.

Goro Majima Sailing in Hawaii

A fresh narrative introduces a vibrant cast of characters, with voices provided by renowned actors such as First Summer Uika, Kenji Matsuda, Munetaka Aoki, Ryuji Akiyama, Ayumi Tanida, and Shunsuke Daitoh. The storyline follows Majima, who, after losing his memory, embarks on a thrilling treasure hunt. Alongside a young islander named Noah, he strives to uncover secrets about his concealed past.

The combat system in ‘Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’ boasts two dynamic battle styles: the ‘Mad Dog’ style, emphasizing speed and agility, and the ‘Sea Dog’ style, which integrates pirate-themed weaponry such as a cutlass. Players will have the opportunity to explore the expansive ocean environment, discovering lighthouses, treasure islands, and partaking in intense pirate battles. To enhance their maritime experience, players can customize their ships and recruit a crew of over 100 seafarers to bolster their ranks.

Combat Styles in Action

For those looking for even more variety, minigames such as Karaoke, Dragon Kart, and an array of outfit options promise additional entertainment. To cater to a global audience, the game will be available with subtitles in Japanese, English, Korean, and both Traditional and Simplified Chinese, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for players worldwide.

Those eager for a glimpse into this adventure can read more about the game in the PlayStation Blog.

Goro Majima and Crew

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