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SEGA Marks Gamescom 2021 with Story Trailer for Lost Judgment

With a presence at Gamescom 2021, SEGA has shared a new Story Trailer for their upcoming action-adventure game Lost Judgment, a sequel to 2018's Yakuza spin-off game Judgment. Viewers will be taken for a deeper dive into private eye Yagami's latest case and the friends and foes tangled in it. While Ehara is still a suspect for the murder of student-teacher Mikoshiba despite his perfect alibi, a group of masked rogues seem to be personally targeting Yagami and his allies for getting too close to the truth. How are the two connected, and is it possible that more than one party is involved in the Mikoshiba case?

August 27, 2021

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