All Minigames in Yakuza Kiwami 3

Yakuza Kiwami 3 has an abundance of minigames, and each of them can not only offer a fun time and a break from the action, but also a grand scale of rewards. Considering there are so many minigames to uncover in Yakuza Kiwami 3, we’ve gone ahead and listed them all based on their location.

Below, you’ll find all minigames in Yakuza Kiwami 3, where to find them, and what they do. Whether you’re looking to see the fun activities available in Downtown Ryukyu, Morning Glory, or Kamurocho, we’ve got you covered.

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All Minigames in Downtown Ryukyu in Yakuza Kiwami 3

Bad Boy Dragon

After Chapter 2, you can speak with the Haisai Girls near Chura Bar on Hatsumachi St., to enter the Bad Boy Dragon Base. This allows you to take part in Rumble: Turf War, Rumble: Total Annihilation, and Baddies Battles, where you can assemble a team and fight an abundance of enemies.

Mahjong Camp

Just northwest of Chura Bar on Hatsumachi St., you can find some stairs that you can use to enter the Mahjong Camp. Mahjong requires you to pay Yen to participate, and it’s the first player to reach a 14-tile hand.

Pool

On the west corner of Inari St., Hatsumachi, you can find Aqua Sky. By entering the building and heading through the elevator, you will enter upstairs, where you can follow north to find the Pool Receptionist. You now have the option to “play with normal rules” which consists of Nine-Ball, Rotation, Eight-Ball, or Four-Ball, or take the 1-Shot Challenge.

Darts

On the west corner of Inari St., Hatsumachi, you can find Aqua Sky. By entering the building and heading through the elevator, you will enter upstairs, where you can take an immediate right to play Darts. It costs 200 Yen per game, and you can collect different darts to make it easier. You have a selection of Standard Cricket, Center Count-Up, or Count-Up to play solo or with friends.

Karokekan

On N Kubochi Rd., head north and you can find the Karokekan building. It will be 1,000 Yen per person to participate, and you’ll have 7 songs to try and get the highscore on by matching the controller symbols with the beat. This is how you can get Kiryu to sing Baka Mitai!

Print Club

On W Ryukyu Blvd., right outside Haisaikan Gift Shop, you can find the Print Club. This allows you to take silly photos with friends or alone by using filters, backgrounds, and emotes.

Heaven’s Golf

On E Ryukyu Blvd., you can venture southeast to find the Ryukyugai Dance School building. Inside is an elevator that will take you to Heaven’s Golf, and you can play by speaking with the Gold Shop Receptionist. You can play Closest to the Pin or the Bingo Challenge each for 1,000 Yen.

Gambling Hall

In the Arcade Alley, when facing south, you can find the Gambling Hall. You’ll need to exchange Yen for Wooden Tags at the Exchanger by reception, and after that, you can play koi-koi, oicho-kabu, cee-lo, and cho-han, all at Beginner, Intermediate, and Expert levels.

Casino

In the Arcade Rear Alley, you can find the Casino. Inside, you can play Low Stakes, High Stakes, and VIP Stakes of various gambling games: Blackjack, Poker, Roulette, and Baccarat. You’ll need to trade Yen for Chips at the Casino Employee found in the center.

All Minigames at Morning Glory in Yakuza Kiwami 3

Fishing

The Fishing minigame occurs by interacting with the harpoon and bucket found on the far east side of the beach, just in front of Morning Glory. To play the minigame, you will need Bait, and the fish you catch can be used as ingredients in dishes or sold in the Morning Glory General Store.

Bug Catching Competition

The Bug Catching Competition minigame can be started by interacting with the bug net found to the west, next to the dog, when facing the orphanage. This minigame has its own secret storyline where you need to beat all the kids at the Bug Catching Competition. You can also sell your caught bugs in the Morning Glory General Store.

Dragon Reversi

Dragon Reversi is a complex board game that can be found on the east table when facing the Morning Glory Orphanage, just before the Bulletin Board.

Homework

Homework has plenty of different subjects and answers that will help the kids grow their bond with Kiryu. This minigame can be found in the first room on the right as soon as you enter the Morning Glory Orphanage.

Sewing

Sewing is a minigame to increase the kids’ bond with Kiryu and his Daddy Rank, and you can also sell the sewn items at the Morning Glory General Store. This is located on the left when you enter the Morning Glory Orphanage.

Cooking

The Morning Glory Kitchen has its own minigame in which you can use your ingredients to cook unique dishes with learned recipes, and each recipe has its own set of minigames within, from cracking eggs, cooking meat, whisking, skimming, cutting, and more.

Game Gear

Game Gear can be found in Kiryu’s room, and it will allow you to play retro SEGA game cartridges. You will have immediate access to PAC-Man, Columns, and Sonic Chaos, but you can buy more from Ebisu Pawn in Downtown Ryukyu.

All Minigames in Kamurocho in Yakuza Kiwami 3

Bad Boy Dragon

After progressing through the Bad Boy Dragon story to Total Annihilation: Okinawa’s Last Stand, the Haisai Girls will make a Base in Kamurocho, which can be found on W Showa St., just at the Tenkaichi St. Entrance. It has the same activities, but continues the Bad Boy Dragon story.

Club SEGA Arcade Machines

On Theater Square, you can find a giant red Club SEGA building. Upon entering, you will find an abundance of classic SEGA Arcade games to play, including:

• SlashOut
• Blast City
• Virtua Fighter 2.1
• Virtua Fighter 2
• Fighting Vipers
• Emergency Call Ambulance
• Motor Raid
• Magical Truck Adventure

UFO Catcher

Also in Theater Square, inside Club SEGA, you can find UFO Catcher. You can insert money into the machine to use a metal claw to try and catch cute SEGA characters from Monkey Ball, and other cute animals.

Print Club

Club SEGA in Theater Square also has a Photo Booth to enjoy, which has some unique backgrounds based around Kamurocho.

Karaokekan

In the northeast area of Nakamichi St., you can find the Karaokekan building, which will allow you to sing songs alone or with friends. This has the same songs as the Downtown Ryukyu version.

Lullaby Mahjong

On Tenkaichi St., look to the east buildings to find “Sexy Club Love Bunny”, where you can enter the elevator or go up the stairs to access Lullaby Mahjong. Mahjong is the same as Downtown Ryukyu, with prices hiking up to 50,000 Yen.

Bowling

On Theater Alley, Mach Bowl can be found. Inside, you can play Bowling, whether that’s with normal rules between 3 frames, 5 frames, or 10 frames, or a split game, solo, or with friends.

Baseball

In the Hotel District to the east, you can find the Yoshida Batting Center. Inside, you can spend 300 Yen to play the Challenge Course, Home Run Course, or Home Run Competition, which will see you try to hit fastballs within a grid.

Darts

Darts can be found on E Millennium Tower St., inside the Bantam Traditional Irish Pub. To play, simply interact with the dartboard in the left corner when you enter. This has the same rules as Downtown Ryukyu.

Pool

On E Shichifuku St., just before crossing north into Park Blvd., you can find the Kiss Shot Billiards & Bar, which has a Pool table inside for you to play. This has the same rules as Downtown Ryukyu.

Gambling Hall

In Chapter 4 onwards, you can head through the intersection at Park Blvd. to run into an NPC which begins Substory #19: Retake the Dragon Palace. After completing this Substory, you will have access to the Dragon Palace in the Hotel District, just above the Ikinari Steak building. The Gambling Hall has: koi-koi, oicho-kabu, cee-lo, and cho-han.

Shogi

In the southeast alleyways of the Champion District, you can find the Shogi Player. There are three ways to play: Ranked, Challenge, and Puzzle, with dozens of players to rise through the ranks against.

Coliseum

During Chapter 8, you can access Purgatory by heading through the north entrance of West Park. This will allow you to participate in the Coliseum, which has cage fights to rise through the ranks against tougher competitors.

Fukuma (Casino)

Also in Chapter 8 onward, you can access Purgatory through the entrance in West Park, where you can find the Fukuma building, which is a Casino that contains the following games: Baccarat, Blackjack, Poker, and Roulette.

Released

February 11, 2026

ESRB

Mature 17+ / Blood, Intense Violence, Sexual Themes, Strong Language, Use of Alcohol, In-Game Purchases