Highlight of this part - Revelations. Other stuff rather follows the same schemes like the rest games in Yakuza series up to this point - return to being a yakuza (again), help random people doing stuff, stop comprehending the story after finishing about 3/4 of it, finish the game with a shirtless fight while standing on a high building. The orphanage segments feel like a Yakuza spin-off in which Kiryu finally has a chance to go on vacation. On a closing note, there are much more quests that involve running around in the city, something that feels like stretching out the content of the game as much as possible. Still took me about 30h to complete with the majority of substories completed, which is about 10h less than my usual Yakuza run.