SEGA’s new gameplay trailer for Stranger Than Heaven is set in Kokura City, Fukuoka Prefecture, in 1915 – here’s what the place has to offer.
SEGA and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio release new game trailer stranger than heaven present Ogura in 1915a city belonging to Fukuoka Prefecture, and it was one of the settings we had the opportunity to visit during the game’s campaign.
When he arrived at Kokura, Daito Makoto is still very young And he can’t even speak Japanese, so the impact on this place is not easy for him. He suddenly has to face a culture different from his own, a society full of discrimination and prejudice.
However, the protagonist of “The Stranger” does not give up and tries his best to blend in, slowly discovering the special characteristics of Kokura and its residents and trying to blend in. realize your dream: Gain the power you need to change things.
“Strangers in Paradise” features Yu Shinjo, is the storyline inspired by “Shelter”?
As we told you a few days ago, in fact, the plot of the new game developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio seems to be influenced by refugeIt is a comic created by Takeron Zun (author of “Hokuto Fist”) and Ikegami Ryoichi (“Crying Free Man”).
A modern and traditional city
It is known that the story of “Strange Paradise” will take place in four different cities and multiple eras, and Ogura immediately presents itself as a place somewhere between modernity and tradition, in which Classical architecture contrasts with radical industrializationRepresented by the emergence of steel mills.
We will have the opportunity to freely explore the scenewhether walking or taking the tram, stopping to eat at restaurants or stalls, or going to gun shops, pharmacies and other stores to buy what we need.
Very similar to the Yakuza/Yakuza series, we will find around Ogura Various hobbies These often involve physical challenges: arm-wrestling contests, knife games, or face-saving games where cards can be collected.
We can finally act like tourists Take photos of the cityclearly a machine that reflected early twentieth-century technology and required a bit of skill to use correctly.
“Like a Dragon” prequel
“Strangers in Paradise” proves to be an ambitious prequel to “Yakuza”, and Dai Dong’s story may well be able to Intertwined with the origins of the Tojo clanIt is a very powerful mafia organization, of which Kazuma Kiryu is a member, mainly operating in Kamurocho, a fictional district in Tokyo.
How many and which references to Like a Dragon will we find in the campaign of the new game produced by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio? We’ll find out next January 15th, when Strangers in Paradise debuts on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series There is no additional cost to Xbox Game Pass subscribers.
