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Can I Run Yakuza: Like A Dragon On My Computer?
Yakuza: Like A Dragon is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and last but not least, on the PC. Listed below you will find both the minimum and the recommended system requirements as given by the Publisher for running the game on PC.
Typically we suggest assuming slightly more power is needed than what the minimum requirements suggest, as gaming publishers have a tendency to underplay this in order to get more people to buy their game. Have a look over our suggested PC build guides at the bottom of this page for an indication of what kind of machines we would suggest to get the game running.
If you are unsure of the components inside your computer to see if it packs enough punch, have a read of our guide here to help you find its specifications. We are developing a tool that can assess your computer’ss ability to play any game to make this process that much easier, and we’ll be updating this page and our other systems requirements pages once this becomes available.
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Yakuza: Like A Dragon is the eighth main release in the Yakuza series, and brings with it all the same brilliantly bizarre humor of the previous iterations, but this time with a new protagonist, a new setting, and a new combat system.
The player takes control of Ichiban Kasuga as he is released from prison after an 18 year stretch back into his home city of Yokohama. Ichiban seeks to discover the reason his former boss betrayed him and find redemption.
The new game ups the RPG elements and side games that were there in previous iterations, but most crucially now has a turn-based combat mechanic, vaguely reminiscent of the Final Fantasy games, rather than the previous beat-em-up style.
Yakuza: Like A Dragon System Requirements
Yakuza: Like A Dragon Minimum System Requirements
CPU : Intel Core i5-3470 / AMD FX-8350
RAM : 8GB RAM
GPU / Video Card : Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 2GB / AMD Radeon HD 7870 2GB
Storage : 40GB HDD
Operating System : Windows 10
Yakuza: Like A Dragon Recommended System Requirements
What PC Do We Recommend To Play Yakuza: Like A Dragon?
To get Yakuza: Like A Dragon running on low settings at 1080p resolution, we’d suggest looking at one of our $500 or $600 builds as a starting point. If you want to push up the resolution and graphical settings beyond this to the higher levels then a $1,500 build or higher is what you’ll need.
If you have no desire to build your own computer and want a ready-made pre-build, then one of our under $800 PCs will most definitely run Yakuza: Like A Dragon on the lower settings at 1080p resolution. For higher settings and resolution you’ll need the $1,500 pre-built PC.
About Aaron Ritchie A big fan of writing and laptops, Aaron is the in-house laptop and gaming laptop expert, dabbles in the world of tablets and keyboards, and also serves as a Senior Editor on the team, using his eye for detail to make sure our review content is up to scratch. From halcyon days playing Sonic 2 on the Megadrive, to trying to work out how to make the 'TOASTY!' man appear on Mortal Kombat 3, many of Aaron’s fondest childhood memories are associated with gaming. He regrets nothing. First getting into PC gaming through exposure to Drug Lord 2.0 and then the original Half Life, he has been a fiend ever since. Education Investment Management Certificate MA Filmmaking BA History A Levels: Biology, Chemistry, Medieval History AS Levels: Psychology, Philosophy Experience With jobs ranging from working the tills in a bookies to running administration at a political think tank in Westminster, plus a stint in investment management, Aaron has had a varied career. What has remained constant however has been his eagerness to learn new things, his ability to do in-depth research, his eye for detail, and his talent for editing (words and video). All of these skills he utilises in his job - making sure the consumer has the very best idea as to whether a laptop is worth their time and money, and working hard to ensure no detail is missed in his in-depth reviews. The only thing Aaron loves more than history, gaming, laptops, and writing is finding a good deal, so look out for his laptop deals pages this November - December.
