Like A Dragon: Ishin Discounted for PC Gamers

Digital Deluxe edition buyers of Like a Dragon: Ishin can start playing the game today, four days before the game’s official release on February 21. You can save money on Steam keys for both the Digital Deluxe and normal editions of Ishin at Fanatical, which is good news if the game’s positive reviews have you anxious to play.

Both the regular and digital deluxe editions are discounted; the former costs $52.79 and the latter $61.59, respectively. Bonus content and a discount code good for 5 percent off your next purchase is included in both editions.

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The Black Ship Cannon, the Tsuyano Usukurenai, and the Kijinmaru Kunishige are all part of this arsenal. Given that the game sells for full price on Steam, you’re getting a good discount here. Discounts will end on February 21st, the day the base edition goes on sale.

If you purchase the Digital Deluxe version of Ishin, you’ll gain access to the game early and gain access to the following additional features:

• Accessories for the Third Division’s Weaponry
• Swords of the Shinsengumi, Captain’s Set
• Aid for Expanding Ryoma
• Kit for Improving Your Sword
• Kit for Improving Firearms
• In the Skin of the Dojima Dragon

Like a Dragon: Ishin is an adaptation of the Japanese-only 2014 spin-off of the Like a Dragon series (formerly known as Yakuza).

GameSpot’s Like a Dragon: Ishin’s review rated it an 8 out of 10. Reviewer Michael Higham called Like A Dragon: Ishin a fascinating element of the RGG Studio library, praising the company for creatively mixing the characters and drama we know and love across the Yakuza legend with a historical piece set during a turbulent time in Japanese history.

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Ishin eschews a few of the conventions that have been used to romanticize samurai in favor of its own style of storytelling, but it skirts the boundary between the two. Despite the time jump to Edo-era Japan, the series has maintained a distinct feel all along. Thankfully, we no longer have to petition Sega to release Ishin in Western markets.

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