Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Release Date Set for February 28, 2025!
September 20, 2024 –SEGA is thrilled to unveil Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, a brand-new action-adventure title launching for PlayStation®5, PlayStation®4 on February 28, 2025. Starting from today, pre-orders are now available on each platform.
Details about the game’s cast, story, and combat system have also been revealed, along with a world premiere trailer.
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii places Goro Majima at the center of a story set after the events of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. Set on the tropical waters and islands of Hawaii, Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii offers an unpredictable assortment of high seas thrills. Sail aboard the Goromaru and enjoy hot-blooded battles, a treasure trove of minigames, and a colorful cast of characters performed by an all-star cast!
After losing his memory, Goro Majima , a once-feared legend in the yakuza world, sets sail in search of treasure.
Half a year after teaming up with Kiryu for a massive battle in the Millenium Tower, Goro Majima washes up with the wreckage of a boat on the shore of a remote, sparsely populated island. With no memories—not even his own name—Majima joins forces with Noah, the young islander who saved his life, and embarks on a search for clues to his forgotten past. However, what waits for them is a powder-keg world where scoundrels vie for a legendary treasure.
First Summer Uika, Kenji Matsuda, Munetaka Aoki, Ryuji Akiyama (Robert), Ayumi Tanida, and Shunsuke Daitoh will be part of the principal cast for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Look forward to captivating performances from these talented actors!
An ex-yakuza with no memories who has washed ashore on a remote island.
Patriarch of the Former Tojo Clan’s Majima Family
Goro Majima
VA: Hidenari Ugaki
A youth who dreams of the outside world, hoping to leave the confines of Rich Island.
Local Boy on Rich Island
Noah Rich
VA: First Summer Uika
A former treasure hunter who, despite being a drunkard, is still a true sea
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