Developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, the team behind the acclaimed Yakuza series, Lost Paradise is an intense action/adventure RPG based on the beloved world of the Fist of the North Star manga. Players will take control of Kenshiro in an alternative universe to the original story and can explore the post-apocalyptic wasteland of Earth in a customizable vehicle and defeat groups of thugs using Kenshiro's Hokuto Shinken techniques.
The world of Lost Paradise is filled with side quests useful for character development and world-building, as well as a series of hilarious mini-games. From vehicle races to rhythm-based Hokuto Shinken chiropractic therapy sessions, to managing a nightclub and more, the game offers many adventures that allow players to explore the world outside of battles in new and creative ways. In Lost Paradise, character and combat progression also play an important role. Kenshiro battles using the classic Hokuto Shinken technique, unlockable during the story by defeating enemies and completing side quests and mini-games.
Become the Fist of the North Star - Explore an alternative version of Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise and take control of Kenshiro to find his lost love, Yuria, in a post-apocalyptic world. For those not familiar with the story, Lost Paradise can be experienced as a true standalone experience.
"You're Already Dead" or "Omae wa Mou Shindeiru?", why not both? - Lost Paradise will include dual-track audio in English/Japanese, so you can utter "ATATATA!" in a language of your choice.
Master the Hokuto Shinken style - Kenshiro's ultimate killing techniques, the Hokuto Shinken, are at your disposal in battle. After charging the Seven Star gauge, you can demolish enemies with dozens of brutal and iconic Hokuto Shinken techniques, faithfully recreated from the original manga. Additional lethal techniques will become available as you progress through the story and battles.
Explore Lost Paradise and the surrounding wasteland - Even Kenshiro needs an occasional break after beating up thugs. Fortunately, even in the dilapidated city of Eden, there's no shortage of engaging side quests and mini-games.
