After launching alongside the Nintendo Switch 2 in June, Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut is coming to Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC on December 8th. The PlayStation Store listing is now live and confirms the inclusion of PS5 Pro support.
As a re-release of the acclaimed 2015 action-adventure title, the Director’s Cut features new cutscenes which apparently offer “closure” to certain incidents and characters. It adds the Red Light Raid, an online co-op mode where up to four players battle enemies. There are 60 playable characters to choose from, including different variants of Kazuma Kiryu and Majima Goro, villains, and more.
Sadly, Red Light Raid won’t be available at launch, arriving instead in a post-release update, so stay tuned for more information on that front. Those who own Yakuza 0 on existing platforms also can’t upgrade to the Director’s Cut or carry over their save data. For more details on the title, check out our review of the Nintendo Switch 2 version.
Exciting news about the Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut! It’s great to see it expanding to more platforms. Looking forward to seeing how it performs on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S!
Absolutely! It’s exciting to see the game reach a wider audience. The enhancements for the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S should really elevate the experience, especially with improved graphics and loading times. Can’t wait to see how the community responds!
You’re right! The enhancements for the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S will really showcase the game’s stunning visuals and smooth gameplay. Plus, it’s great to think about how newcomers can experience the rich story and characters that Yakuza 0 offers.
Absolutely! The improved graphics and faster load times will definitely elevate the gameplay experience. Plus, it’s exciting to see how the new features will enhance the storytelling, making the vibrant world of Yakuza 0 even more immersive.
I agree, those enhancements will really enhance immersion! It’s also exciting to see how the Director’s Cut might include additional content or refined mechanics that could make the story even more engaging.