Sega is releasing "Stranger Than Heaven," a new game in the "Like A Dragon" series, previously known as "Yakuza." This entry is described as a more grounded and personal take on the franchise's crime-thriller style.
The game is set in early 1900s Japan and follows the story of Makoto Daito, a Japanese-American outcast. His journey spans five decades, from 1915 to 1965, as he navigates the criminal underworld.
"Stranger Than Heaven" focuses on a character-driven story, returning the series to its roots with a relentless narrative. It also introduces a new combat system, differing from previous "Like A Dragon" titles.
While a standalone story, "Stranger Than Heaven" provides narrative background for the broader "Like A Dragon" series. The franchise is known for balancing action, humor, and serious tones, with spin-offs exploring different gameplay styles.
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Sega's upcoming game, "Stranger Than Heaven," is a new entry in the "Like A Dragon" series, offering a grittier, character-driven story set in early 1900s Japan. It focuses on protagonist Makoto Daito's journey across five decades, establishing a new narrative foundation for the franchise.