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There are a lot of things to like about Stranger Than Heaven, but its multi-person combat isn’t one
HANDS-ON: The Like A Dragon studio’s new epic delivers style, but also some frustration
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The review examines Like A Dragon studio’s new game, Stranger Than Heaven, noting its stylish presentation and expansive world that spans multiple eras of a Japanese crime narrative. The writer praises the ability to explore streets, engage in varied minigames, meet new characters, and develop a nightlife empire, describing the experience as compelling. However, the reviewer finds the game’s multi‑person combat frustrating, stating they would avoid fighting more than one enemy at a time again. This tension between the game’s aesthetic strengths and its combat design defines the overall assessment.
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