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I've been playing through Lost Judgement lately, and really enjoying it. I enjoy the Yakuza/LAD games in general, but I think Judgement/Lost Judgement really benefits from the gameplay additions for detective work. The game runs pretty well on Steam Deck too.
Also been playing through Doom Eternal again, which is always enjoyable. Playing with gyro aiming and flickstick for quick turning is a great way to play the game without a mouse.
I really wanted to try Judgement from its description, but I have a hard time getting through Yakuza games because although they're great, they are a bit too long for me.
Is Judgment / Lost Judgment as big as a "regular" Yakuza?
Yes, they're big games. You can get through them much faster if you skip side content, but that's a lot of the charm of the games.
Same! Just started Judgement on the Deck. Continuing Persona 3 Re and Logiart Grimoire. Also got back into Diablo 4, but enjoy that on big PC more (neither sharp 40fps nor fsr blurry 60fps quite hit the spot on Deck)