People outside of Japan can now try Judgment before buying it, as the demo has appeared on the PlayStation Store.

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The Judgment dating elements are a more drawn out and thoughtful affair, giving Yagami a chance to meet the four women and really get to know them before entering into a relationship.

While the main story can get harrowing and thrilling, Judgment Side Cases and friend events maintain the Yakuza series’ sense of whimsy. There are so many available that explore the sillier sides of Kamurocho, exposing people to Captain Cop, an American ninja, and a vampire.

Siliconera will air its Judgment livestream at 12pm PT/2pm CT/3pm ET.

Takayuki Yagami works alongside Masaharu Kaito throughout Judgment, and the game’s first chapter does its best to establish him as a character and important ally.

In the first few hours of Judgment, its story, investigation activities, and Friend Events can all help Takayuki Yagami feel like part of Kamurocho.

If you’re a fan of the Yakuza series for its insane over-the-top combat, you’ll feel right at home with Judgment. The game’s latest trailer focuses on combat with a look at all moves from protagonist Takayuki Yagami.

In the latest Judgment character videos, people get to learn more about Mitsuru Kuroiwa and Masaharu Kaito from Matthew Mercer and Crispin Freeman.

Sega halted sales of Judgment following a scandal surrounding voice actor Pierre Taki in March, but it will release a new cheaper version of the game that features Captain Hamura with a new model and voice.

Localization Producer Scott Strichart pointed out how Japanese honorifics remain in Judgment’s English dub and explained why that was an important choice for the game.

A Judgment Greg Chun interview clip shows what voicing a character is like and offers his insights into Takayuki Yagami, the game’s hero.

Following the scandal surrounding the arrest of Pierre Taki last month, Sega changed the character model for Kyohei Hamura, the character in Judgment that was modeled after the voice actor and musician.

Recently, Yakuza Studio head Toshihiro Nagoshi and Judgment producer Kazuki Hosokawa had an interview where they talked about the possibility of simultaneous releases, as well as why Judgment got a dub.

Following the arrest of voice actor and musician Pierre Taki, Sega’s Toshihiro Nagoshi says he went through a hell of a time. He talked about what he had to do and his thoughts on the situation in a recent live stream.