Once Yakuza 4 begins, you don’t take control of Kiryu-chan, but some random fella named Shun Akiyama instead. If anyone was going to make this crazy idea work, it was them. But Ryu Ga Gotoku Studios, the company behind the Yakuzafranchise, has some of the best storytellers in the business. Sega, being Sega, decided to think outside the box they had just assembled and opted for the latter two options at once. After the emotional ending from Yakuza 3, Sega had three options: finish the story where it was, find a way to include Kiryu in the middle of the over-the-top soap opera that is the overall plot of this franchise, or create a handful of new characters to see if the series could work without its grumpy poster boy. Revelations are back, and they’re still as ridiculous as always.
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