Console	PSP
Size	1GB
Developer & Publisher	Sega, syn Sophia & Sega
Genre	Action
File Format	ISO
Region	Japan
Released Date	September 22, 2010

“Kurohyou – Ryu Ga Gotoku Shinsho” is a codenamed video game called “Project K” which Sega has implemented for the PSP platform. Street punk Tatsuya Ukyo represents an agent for the Tojo Clan and tries to loot the Chinese mafia on September 22, 2010. but while his departure, intends to murder Naoki Toda who is a yakuza from the Tojo Clan. Ryutaro Kuki, the founder of the Toda family, captures him and introduces him to Dragon Heat. There is an undercover boxing ring where supporters put money on who will win. Kuki gives Tatsuya a choice: either he wins ten straight battles there and earns his freedom, or he turns over to the police to get charged with murder. Tatsuya has no choice but to go into Dragon Heat.

Gameplay​

Firstly, gamers take on the role of Tatsuya Ukyo, a violent and determined fighter who is attempting to make his way in the violent underground. Players may utilize a range of battling tactics and terrible attacks in these energetic street fights that are the primary focus of the action. On account of the dynamic nature of the battle system, players can engage with the scenery by turning equipment and indications into weapons.

Secondly, players can freely travel Kamurocho, completing objectives, playing mini-games, and connecting with a variety of NPCs. Strong moments, interesting cutscenes, and an exciting story with unexpected twists are all features of the game. Gamers may develop Tatsuya’s talents as they go, opening up new actions and abilities to defeat more powerful opponents. The fully realized experience is further improved through mini-games such as arcade games, karaoke, and pools that provide relief from fighting. Kurohyou – Ryu Ga Gotoku Shinsho is an amazing trip through an active urban setting that skillfully mixes adventure and story, whether the goal is to master the streets or discover side attractions.

Features​

• Players can combine punches, kicks, and throws in a variety of traditional fighting methods.
• In street fighting, use tables and banners as weapons to destroy your opponents.
• Go freely through Kamurocho’s streets, chatting with locals and finding secret spots.
• As the game progresses, players will be able to improve Tatsuya’s fighting talents and enable new moves.
• To relax from the violent battles, play entertaining minigames like pool, arcade, and karaoke.
• To earn awards and develop the setting and story, complete various side missions.
• Gain control over various fighting styles, each with special combos and advantages.
• Take part in face-to-face battles with several opponents to observe exciting street fights.

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