Yakuza 6: The Song of Life

Yakuza 6: The Song of Life - Kiryu is released from prison and goes to the seaside town where his adopted daughter lives. It turns out that she is in the hospital, and people are hanging around her who have their own plans for the child. Fights have become freer: strikes are tied to the environment, and street fights turn into indoor fights. Side quests include fishing, baseball, club life and whole stories about the inhabitants of the city. The town is small, but densely populated, and almost every passerby agrees to talk. The plot proceeds in chapters, and the ending brings the hero's story to a close. Fighters use the environment. Side activities dilute the plot. The town is divided by streets. Fishing is on schedule. Clubs are opening gradually. Experience is given for battles. Techniques are upgraded with points. Scenes come in long cuts. Children are waiting for help. The prison gives way to the city. The ending closes the hero's line. Fighters use the environment. Fishing is on schedule. Experience is given for battles. The town is divided into streets. The ending closes the hero's line. Trainers give points. Arenas open on the streets. Radio conversations help. The boy is waiting in the hospital. Friends gather at a bar. The streets are patrolled by the police. Games give prizes. Fishing feeds the hero. The arenas await in the evening. Techniques improve with experience. Rest restores strength. Fights use walls, bikes and display cases, so the environment works as well as the moves. Side activities like baseball and fishing provide experience and money, and some of the stories reveal the city. For those who have been following the series, this part closes a long line.