The Yakuza and Like a Dragon franchise are no strangers to odd side quests and activities. In the upcoming Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, players can take part in becoming notorious Sujimon masters in the game mode. What exactly are Sujimons? How in-depth is this mode? Here’s everything gamers need to know about the Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Sujimon Mode.
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If the name Sujimon sounds familiar, back in Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Sujimon was the name for every enemy fought. Infinite Wealth develops the concept even further. Parodying Pokemon, gamers can befriend Sujimon and participate in 3 V 3 battles against other trainers to claim the title of Sujimon Master. Additionally, Ichiban can learn the Sujimancer Job, which allows him to equip a Sujimon and summon them into actual combat.
Players can find Sujimon battling on the streets of Hawaii. Offer them a Suji Gift to capture them fully. They can also be caught during raids. Train up your Sujimon to be the best trainer through battling and training. There are five types of Sujimon, each with different affinities, so catch them all.
Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth currently has three different digital editions to choose from, each one providing its bonuses and perks:
Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth Standard Pre-Order $69.99
Deluxe Edition $84.99
Infinite Wealth Ultimate Edition $109.99
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth will be released on January 26, 2024, for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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