Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Hits Its Lowest Steam Price Yet With 75% Off
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is now cheaper than ever on Steam, giving players a perfect chance to jump into one of the strangest and most chaotic entries in the long-running series. The action RPG is currently 75% off until June 18, dropping the price from $59.99 to $14.99.
This isn’t your typical pirate adventure. Instead of setting sail in the age of wooden ships and buried maps, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii throws players into a modern-day pirate story filled with bizarre humor, over-the-top combat, and classic series charm. The game follows Goro Majima, who wakes up without his memories and somehow ends up reinventing himself as a pirate captain. His journey takes him across Hawaiian waters as he searches for both his lost past and a legendary treasure.
Gameplay mixes several familiar elements from the Like a Dragon series with a fresh nautical twist. On land, Majima brawls through waves of enemies using multiple fighting styles, swords, pistols, grappling hooks, and flashy special attacks. At sea, players take command of the Goromaru, upgrading the ship, customizing its weapons, recruiting crew members, and battling rival pirates in real-time naval combat.
The game also includes plenty of side activities fans expect from the series. Players can hunt bounties, search for treasure, sing karaoke, cook, build their crew, and dive into all kinds of strange distractions between main story missions. It is a pirate game, but very much through the wild and unpredictable lens of Like a Dragon.
The Steam community has responded strongly to the game’s unusual concept. More than 9,400 user reviews have been posted, with around 88% rated positive. That suggests the game’s mix of absurd comedy, action-heavy combat, and pirate-themed chaos has found a loyal audience.
Critics have been a little more reserved. Some reviews praised the entertaining setting, enjoyable story, and fun ship battles, while pointing out issues such as weak enemy AI, limited tactical depth, and a sea map that feels more segmented than truly open. On Metacritic, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii currently sits at a Metascore of 79, with a user score of 7.9.
The split reaction makes sense. Anyone looking for a grounded, serious pirate simulator may not find what they want here. This is not a realistic high-seas adventure. It is loud, ridiculous, colorful, and proudly chaotic. For players who enjoy eccentric characters, bizarre storylines, beat-’em-up combat, and the signature humor of the Like a Dragon franchise, this discount makes the game much easier to recommend.
It is also good news for portable PC players. Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is Steam Deck Verified, meaning it should run smoothly on Valve’s handheld without major compatibility concerns.
At $14.99, this 75% Steam discount marks the lowest known price so far for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. For fans of action RPGs, modern pirate games, or the Like a Dragon series, this is one of the more eye-catching Steam deals available before June 18.
