The live-action drama "Yakuza" has an average score of 48 on M-station and a negative review of 4 on IGN: Not recommended for viewing

The live-action drama "Yakuza" was officially launched on Amazon Prime Video today, and the first batch of media ratings for the film have also been released. At present, the average media score on M station is only 48, and the average player score is 5.5. However, there are still few media and users who have rated it, and the average score may change in the future. In addition, IGN gave the film a 4-point negative review and directly stated in the review article: "All the advantages of this adaptation combined are not enough for me to recommend everyone to watch it."

IGN final review:

Without the Yakuza name, this show wouldn't get much attention. There's very little yakuza flair to it, and the inspiration from the games is so limited that you can barely recognize them. Some of the actors do a good job of characterizing their characters -- especially Kento Kaku as Akira Nishikiyama -- but it's a shame they don't get to do much interesting stuff.