About Shenmue III ♦ Patch Notes ♦ DLC ♦ Controls ♦ Combat

Hazuki Ryo ♦ Endurance ♦ Kung Fu ♦ Skills ♦ Skill Books ♦ NPCs

Food ♦ Key Items ♦ Herb Sets ♦ Capsule Sets ♦ Skill Book Exchange

Locations ♦ Mini-Games ♦ Maps ♦ Enemies ♦ NPCs ♦ Quests ♦ Merchants

New Player Help ♦ Walkthrough ♦ Game Progress Route ♦ Fishing Guide ♦ All Herbs Locations Guide ♦ New Game Plus ♦ Bosses ♦ Trophy & Achievement Guide

Shenmue 3 Features

Built in Unreal Engine 4, Shenmue 3’s main feature is to continue a saga for a groundbreaking game that had left its fans hanging. The game does not look amazing, and the style certainly feels like we’re looking at a Playstastion 2 game, but that is no reason to ignore the good parts of “retro”. Attention to detail is highlighted in the smallest of things, and during the pre-release previews we’ve seen things that you do not expect to be surprised by. For example: when you go up steps, you actually walk up each step naturally. When you pick up an herb, your character actually grabs that specific herb. That unique herb will not respawn, but the field is large enough that you’ll find other items to loot as you explore.

Shenmue 3 Gameplay

In true Shenmue spirit, you are meant to live as Ryo – from taking on a part-time job to earn cash, to opting to use some of that cash to buy a capsule toy and maybe get lucky to add one to your collection. You will have to do what is now known as “survival elements” – you must eat regularly to stay strong, you must be in bed by a certain time to avoid fatigue, and there is a set amount of in-game time that must pass in-between plot events, giving you freedom to explore and live as Ryo, and polish your martial arts skills that must be leveled up.

Shenmue 3 Release Details

• Title: Shenmue III
• Genre: Action Adventure
• Developer: Ys Net
• Publisher: Deep Silver
• Platforms: Windows PC, Playstation 4
• Release Date: November 19th, 2019