Like a Dragon
News, coverage and analysis tracking Like a Dragon across the outlets.- SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance SEGA Villains Stage DLC Launches April 3rdSEGA and Lizardcube announced that the SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance SEGA Villains Stage DLC will launch on April 3, 2026, for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and Nintendo Switch. The DLC introduces three legendary SEGA villains as bosses and includes new stages, modes, ninpo, outfits, and music tracks. A free update patch will also add Hardcore Mode and combat system adjustments.
- Next-Gen Rhythm Game Sound System Launching October 16Echo Foundry Interactive's new rhythm game, Sound System, is launching for PC via Steam Early Access on October 16. The game features intense gameplay, built-in creator tools, and community features, supporting various controllers and modes including split-screen co-op and competitive battles. The article also briefly mentions DLC and new content for other games like The King is Watching, Honkai: Star Rail, LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War!, and Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
- The King is Watching Crowns of History DLC Now AvailableThe roguelite kingdom builder The King is Watching has received its Crowns of History DLC, adding three new rulers: Cleopatra, Taizong of Tang, and Xerxes, each with unique mechanics. Alongside the DLC, a free Dark Realm update introduces a new map and improvements. The game is available on PC via Steam.
- Official HYTE x Honkai: Star Rail Firefly Collection LivePC component manufacturer HYTE has launched a Firefly collection in collaboration with HoYoverse's Honkai: Star Rail, featuring a special Y70 PC case, keycaps, and a desk mat. The article also briefly mentions upcoming releases for LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight and Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War!, new characters for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, a demo for Alpha Nomos, and a trailer for EverRail. Additionally, it notes that the Games Done Quick event Frost Fatales 2026 raised over $147,000 for the National Women's Law Center.
- Frost Fatales 2026 Raises Over $147K for the National Women’s Law CenterGames Done Quick's Frost Fatales 2026 event successfully raised over $147,000 for the National Women’s Law Center through speedruns and community contributions. The event featured notable runs of games like Resident Evil Village and Red Dead Redemption 2. An art bundle is also available for purchase, with a portion of proceeds going to the charity.
- Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! Now AvailableStarship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War!, a retro-style first-person shooter from Auroch Digital and Dotemu, is now available on PC and consoles including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. The game features FMV footage with General Johnny Rico and introduces new enemy species. The article also briefly mentions new character additions to Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, a demo for Alpha Nomos, trailers for EverRail and Timberborn, and the releases of Out of the Park Baseball 27 and Vania ReVamp.
- Red, Goro Majima, and Arle Coming to Sonic Racing: CrossWorldsSonic Racing: CrossWorlds is adding three new characters as free updates: Red from Angry Birds in April, Goro Majima (as Captain Majima) in April, and Arle from Puyo Puyo in May. Each character will come with their own unique vehicle, and new music tracks from classic SEGA racing games will also be added to the game's jukebox. The game is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
- "We don't reuse enough": Far Cry 4 director says developers need to stop doing "pointless work" and learn lessons from Elden Ring and Like A DragonAlex Hutchinson, director of Far Cry 4 and current head of Raccoon Logic, argues that game developers need to reduce "pointless work" by reusing assets more effectively, citing Elden Ring and the Like A Dragon series as positive examples. He believes this approach is crucial for efficiency in an industry facing layoffs and shrinking development cycles, contrasting it with the potential complexities of AI generation.
- Falcom announces Dragon Slayer Project for consoleFalcom has announced a new console game titled Dragon Slayer. The article speculates that Sony may have pressured Falcom to cancel or alter the project due to its potentially sensitive depiction of organized crime, drawing parallels to past controversies involving films like The Last Temptation of Christ and The Interview.
- Xenoblade Series Composer Has Finished Orchestra Recording For Next Monolith Soft TitleOrchestra recordings for Monolith Soft's next title have been completed by the Xenoblade series composer. The article speculates that Sony may have pressured the cancellation of the game "GOD" due to its potentially sensitive portrayal of organized crime, drawing parallels to "Like a Dragon" and past controversies involving "The Interview."
- NetEase has reportedly pulled funding from Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi's studio and next game Gang of DragonNetEase has reportedly decided to cease funding for Gang of Dragon, the debut game from Toshihiro Nagoshi's Nagoshi Studio, effective May. The studio was informed that the game requires an additional ¥7 billion (approximately £33 million) to complete. Nagoshi is currently seeking alternative funding sources, but the studio's future remains uncertain.
- Showa American Story Looks Weird as Hell and I Want It NowShowa American Story, a game blending American and Japanese culture with elements like zombies, romance, and unique monsters, has revealed a new gameplay trailer. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic "Showa America" where Japan has bought out much of the United States, and follows a teenage girl revived from the dead. It features fast-paced combat and 80s pop culture themes, with a planned release window of 2025.