One of the most tempting qualities of the announcement of Project Judge (or Judge Eyes, if you want to apply its Japanese name) is considered to be the fact that Sega released a demo in what day, surprising and impressing fans of the series Yakuza.

What is not the least, we have another chance to try the game before it starts in the land of the rising sun. The current issue of the weekly Famitsu shows a completely fresh demo version, which will be released on the Japanese PlayStation Store on November 29. In case you have a Japanese PlayStation Plus account, you can grab it even before, the next day, November 22. In fact, it's already In the land of the rising sun, but Sega usually releases a demo around noon district time, for example actually that at the time of writing this note there is still a certain number of hours.

The demo version will feature the absolute 1st head of the game, allowing players to experience the more refreshed Kamurocho and fresh mechanics included in the game. You can also move the saved game to the perfect version when it starts.

Speaking of Kamurocho, we'll see a number of possibilities of fresh and old spaces to be seen in Kamurocho (if you're not familiar with it, it's a fictional version of Kabukicho in Shinjuku, Tokyo).

The images showcase a law firm, where the hero Yamgami Takayuki worked, its people are batting the middle, BP salon Paradise where it is possible to enjoy VR games, and club Sega, the game features 3D shooting “dead Kamuro.” This is all the more curious, such as quite similar to the old PS3 game Yakuza: Dead Souls. 

More space connects the club Amour, drone racing League, Cabinet Yagami, Mahjong Tachibana, Banya Goten, bar tender (Yes, it's a great pun), and almost everything else.

You can find them all in the gallery below. In case you want to see more, you can still enjoy the opening video and the absolute version of the song.

The game launches the most for PS4 on December 13 In the land of the rising sun and in the proper year in North America and Europe. Unfortunately, there is no demo text in British yet.