Three new titles from SEGA's Yakuza Studio are on the horizon, including a remake of Yakuza 2 for PS4, a free-to-play Yakuza game for mobile and PC, and a Fist of the North Star game for PS4.
As reported by Gematsu, Yakuza: Kiwami 2 was announced during the studio's live presentation today. This remake of Yakuza 2 will be released for PS4 in Japan on December 7, and is built in the Dragon Engine, the same engine that powers Yakuza 6: The Song of Life. It features a new scenario, new voice cast, and several other additions.
Check out the game's official site for more information, and watch announcement trailer below:
SEGA also announced Yakuza Online, a free-to-play game for PC and mobile that will be released in Japan next year and serve as the first entry in its "New Yakuza Series." The game will feature microtransactions, tell new stories set after the events of Yakuza 6: The Song of Life and star a new character as its protagonist.
For more on Yakuza Online, check out its official site, as well as its announcement trailer below:
Finally, an action adventure Fist of the North Star game, crafted by the development team behind the Yakuza series, was announced and will be released in Japan in 2018. The game will tell an entirely new story, feature Yakuza-like play spots, and star Fist of the North Star protagonist Kenshiro.
Head over to the official website for additional details, and for an early look at the title, check out the trailer below:
All three aforementioned games are currently only slated for release in Japan, as SEGA has yet to announce plans to bring these titles to the west.
A remake of the original Yakuza game will be released on August 29 for PlayStation 4. Read IGN's Yakuza: Kiwami review for our thoughts on the title.
Alex Osborn is a freelance writer for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @alexcosborn.
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