Being a pirate holds some strange fascination for many of us.Although we know it would have been rough, we long to experience the highs and lows of such a life.Assassin’s CreedIV: Black Flagundeniably offered us an enjoyable romp through the Caribbean.AdvertStill, there were elements that proved lacklustre – it didn’t quite have the bite nor the mayhem players were hoping for.Arguably, the only way to get such an experience would be to combineBlack Flagelements with those ofGTA.Oh, what do you know, this new RPG promises to deliver this kind of wild ride and then some.Dragon: PirateYakuzain Hawaiiis making a splash before its launch on 20 February thanks to its “over-the-top” gameplay.AdvertLook how amazingDragon: Pirate Yakuza in HawaiilooksEverything about thisSEGAtitle looks incredible, not to mention chaotic. What more could you ask for?“This looks insanely fun,”remarked@CJBogart on Twitter.AdvertUser @Nasdorachisaid, “Skull and Bonesdevs could never.”Ah, poorSkull and Bones. It had such potential, yet it was never able to unlock it due to various issues, such as being “janky” and “very loose”.As if sensing gamers would need something to bring joy back into their lives,Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’s devs revealed this game. Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio knew we needed this.This “hilarious” looking experience isn’t available just yet, but it won’t be long before it is; it’s scheduled to launch on 20 February.Advert“I AM SOLD TAKE MY MONEY,” joked @Discordia_Ch. We’re right there with you, pal.We’d collect every scrap of gold we could if it meant we could start pirating right now rather than waiting until late Feb.That being said, all good things come to those who wait.Let’s not try to rush things lest we potentially ruin this fantastic, and much needed, pirating game.AdvertFeatured Image Credit: SEGATopics:Yakuza,Sega,PlayStation,Xbox,PC,Steam

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag meets GTA in wild new RPG

Being a pirate holds some strange fascination for many of us.Although we know it would have been rough, we long to experience the highs and lows of such a life.Assassin’s CreedIV: Black Flagundeniably offered us an enjoyable romp through the Caribbean.AdvertStill, there were elements that proved lacklustre – it didn’t quite have the bite nor the mayhem players were hoping for.Arguably, the only way to get such an experience would be to combineBlack Flagelements with those ofGTA.Oh, what do you know, this new RPG promises to deliver this kind of wild ride and then some.Dragon: PirateYakuzain Hawaiiis making a splash before its launch on 20 February thanks to its “over-the-top” gameplay.AdvertLook how amazingDragon: Pirate Yakuza in HawaiilooksEverything about thisSEGAtitle looks incredible, not to mention chaotic. What more could you ask for?“This looks insanely fun,”remarked@CJBogart on Twitter.AdvertUser @Nasdorachisaid, “Skull and Bonesdevs could never.”Ah, poorSkull and Bones. It had such potential, yet it was never able to unlock it due to various issues, such as being “janky” and “very loose”.As if sensing gamers would need something to bring joy back into their lives,Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’s devs revealed this game. Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio knew we needed this.This “hilarious” looking experience isn’t available just yet, but it won’t be long before it is; it’s scheduled to launch on 20 February.Advert“I AM SOLD TAKE MY MONEY,” joked @Discordia_Ch. We’re right there with you, pal.We’d collect every scrap of gold we could if it meant we could start pirating right now rather than waiting until late Feb.That being said, all good things come to those who wait.Let’s not try to rush things lest we potentially ruin this fantastic, and much needed, pirating game.AdvertFeatured Image Credit: SEGATopics:Yakuza,Sega,PlayStation,Xbox,PC,Steam

Being a pirate holds some strange fascination for many of us.Although we know it would have been rough, we long to experience the highs and lows of such a life.Assassin’s CreedIV: Black Flagundeniably offered us an enjoyable romp through the Caribbean.AdvertStill, there were elements that proved lacklustre – it didn’t quite have the bite nor the mayhem players were hoping for.Arguably, the only way to get such an experience would be to combineBlack Flagelements with those ofGTA.Oh, what do you know, this new RPG promises to deliver this kind of wild ride and then some.Dragon: PirateYakuzain Hawaiiis making a splash before its launch on 20 February thanks to its “over-the-top” gameplay.AdvertLook how amazingDragon: Pirate Yakuza in HawaiilooksEverything about thisSEGAtitle looks incredible, not to mention chaotic. What more could you ask for?“This looks insanely fun,”remarked@CJBogart on Twitter.AdvertUser @Nasdorachisaid, “Skull and Bonesdevs could never.”Ah, poorSkull and Bones. It had such potential, yet it was never able to unlock it due to various issues, such as being “janky” and “very loose”.As if sensing gamers would need something to bring joy back into their lives,Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’s devs revealed this game. Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio knew we needed this.This “hilarious” looking experience isn’t available just yet, but it won’t be long before it is; it’s scheduled to launch on 20 February.Advert“I AM SOLD TAKE MY MONEY,” joked @Discordia_Ch. We’re right there with you, pal.We’d collect every scrap of gold we could if it meant we could start pirating right now rather than waiting until late Feb.That being said, all good things come to those who wait.Let’s not try to rush things lest we potentially ruin this fantastic, and much needed, pirating game.Advert

Being a pirate holds some strange fascination for many of us.

Although we know it would have been rough, we long to experience the highs and lows of such a life.

Assassin’s CreedIV: Black Flagundeniably offered us an enjoyable romp through the Caribbean.

Advert

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Still, there were elements that proved lacklustre – it didn’t quite have the bite nor the mayhem players were hoping for.

Arguably, the only way to get such an experience would be to combineBlack Flagelements with those ofGTA.

Oh, what do you know, this new RPG promises to deliver this kind of wild ride and then some.

Dragon: PirateYakuzain Hawaiiis making a splash before its launch on 20 February thanks to its “over-the-top” gameplay.

Advert

Advert

Look how amazingDragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaiilooks

Everything about thisSEGAtitle looks incredible, not to mention chaotic. What more could you ask for?

“This looks insanely fun,”remarked@CJBogart on Twitter.

Advert

Advert

User @Nasdorachisaid, “Skull and Bonesdevs could never.”

Ah, poorSkull and Bones. It had such potential, yet it was never able to unlock it due to various issues, such as being “janky” and “very loose”.

As if sensing gamers would need something to bring joy back into their lives,Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’s devs revealed this game. Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio knew we needed this.

This “hilarious” looking experience isn’t available just yet, but it won’t be long before it is; it’s scheduled to launch on 20 February.

Advert

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“I AM SOLD TAKE MY MONEY,” joked @Discordia_Ch. We’re right there with you, pal.

We’d collect every scrap of gold we could if it meant we could start pirating right now rather than waiting until late Feb.

That being said, all good things come to those who wait.

Let’s not try to rush things lest we potentially ruin this fantastic, and much needed, pirating game.

Advert

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