Lost Judgment: Story DLC appears at the end of March

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In September last year, the thriller Lost Judgment was released for PlayStation and Xbox. Now SEGA and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio announce that the new story DLC will be released soon. In this expansion, players will experience a change of perspective.

A new detective story embedded in four chapters awaits you on 28 March. In The Kaito Files, you take on the role of Masaharu Kaito, colleague of protagonist Takayuki Yagami. The action takes place after the events of Lost Judgment, while Yagami is out of town.
As part of a case, Kaito suddenly has to go in search of his old girlfriend Mikiko. During this search he comes across the teenager Jun. He claims to be the son of the former couple. Now the father-son team sets out together to find the missing woman and digs deep into the private detective’s past. In the process, they come across a crime syndicate and a love story that has not yet been told to the end.

In addition to the four-part story, The Kaito Files also includes two new fighting styles to suit the character of the outrageously brash detective Kaito. While you go on a confrontation course with the Bruiser fighting style, the Tank fighting style is suitable for defensive purposes.
You don’t need fancy gadgets like Yagami in Lost Judgment to get ahead in the case. Because the cunning detective Kaito only uses his nose, with which he can literally sniff out clues. Thanks to his Primal Focus, he can also identify suspects with ease and rely on his trained instincts.

The Kaito Files, the DLC to the detective game Lost Judgment, will be released in three weeks for PlayStation and Xbox. More information about the main game can be found on the (official website).

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