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To go any further into depth for these mysteries would be spoiling many of the major reveals but it must be said that while a high school setting may feel like a huge departure for the series, the themes that the story plays with here are probably some of the heaviest that the franchise has seen. With this school not only suffering from a student suicide years prior but also the location where the aforementioned murder victim previously worked, it doesn’t take long before the group find themselves entangled in a web of mysteries and crimes that run far deeper and darker than they first appear. The case this time around involves the local private school Seiryo High School and the team is being hired to go undercover and investigate for any signs of bullying among the student body. Although it may seem like an open and shut case, with Ehara already arrested for his previous crime, he has been left completely incappable of committing the murder leaving those around the case baffled as to what has happened.Īt the same time, Yagami and Kaito have been called by their friends Tsukumo and Sugiura to help out their budding detective agency in Ijincho as a massive case has just come in that will require not only some veteran skill but a few helping hands. That is until the court hearing for a police officer by the name of Akihiro Ehara, who had been arrested weeks prior for molestation on a train, reveals not only the exact location of the body but even the identity of the victim during a shocking sentencing hearing.

The decaying body of a murder victim has been found in Ijincho whose identity is unknown. Now with Lost Judgment bringing Yagami’s detective agency back to Kamurocho and now to Ijincho, is this sequel just as strong as the first? Story

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Not only did this spin-off manage to put a fresh new look on various aspects of the series but also managed to create its own identity to the point that when a sequel was announced, it didn’t come as too much of a surprise. The long running Yakuza developer had swapped from a life of crime to that of a detective with Takayuki Yagami taking the lead. Two years ago when Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio released Judgment, many didn’t know quite what to expect. Price: $59.99 Xbox – Available Here $59.99 PlayStation – Available Here Overview Platforms: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 ,(Reviewed) Xbox Series X, Xbox One