To go along with the demo, there’s even official details for the digital pre-order “Special Item Pack” bonus for those who pre-purchase the game from the PS Store in before the August 28th, 2018 PS4 launch.
Check out the media and details below.
Yakuza Kiwami 2 – Story Trailer:
Yakuza Kiwami 2 demo screens:
Get ready to take on street thugs and as much Japanese cuisine as your stomach can handle, because it’s time to set foot back in Sotenbori in the Yakuza Kiwami 2 demo! Playing as Kiryu, the Dragon of Dojima, explore the city and retrace old steps by revisiting The Grand – Majima’s old stomping ground – while aiding the locals in their struggles.
Of course, although foreign to Kiryu, the city holds its fair share of distractions… try your hand at landing a bullseye in a round of darts, swoon the locals by indulging in karaoke, smash a high score at the Golf Center, and many more minigames before the game launches on August 28th!
Digital pre-orders are now also live on the PSN store! Pre-order today and receive an exclusive Yakuza Kiwami 2 “Dragons” theme (redeemable upon pre-order). Purchase the special digital edition to receive the following exclusive bonus content, the “Special Item Pack” (this edition is available for a limited time only.)
The “Special Item Pack” includes the following:
- Demonfire Blade weapon
- Hostess Ono Michiyo
- Sotaro Komaki R Clan Card
- Jo Amon R Clan Card
- The Comedian Suit Outfit
- 1 Million Yen
Takaya Kuroda, voice actor of Kazuma Kiryu, announced the Yakuza Kiwami 2 demo going live during the stage show interview with Daisuke Sato at Japan Expo 2018.
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