However, it's Yokohama's size in Yakuza: Like a Dragon that's the real talking point here, as it's around four times as big as the Kamurocho map that we all know and love.

RGG Studios has revealed that every location from Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth can be explored with Majima in Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii.

RGG said in a new blog post (translated by Google Translate) that Honolulu and its surrounding areas are three times the size of Yokohama inYakuza: Like A Dragon almost 10 times the size of Kamurocho.

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Just to be clear, that was the main Yokohama map in Yakuza: Like a Dragon and Lost Judgment. So yeah, Hawaii is huge. Indeed, it sounds like Infinite Wealth is huge overall.

Like a Dragon spins a typical Yakuza story of wrongful imprisonment and betrayal, with Kasuga finding himself homeless in Yokohama after spending 18 years behind bars to take the hit for a colleague.

The map is ‘more than three times the size of Kamurocho in Tokyo’ and will be packed to the brim with storylines and minigames galore. The combat in Yakuza 7 will take a turn for the tactical.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii devs have confirmed how big the game's map is, alongside how long it's going to take to beat.

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