The treasure mode allows players to raise rankings for each character while unlocking things along the way. There is a traditional arcade mode, along with practice and a treasure mode. There are no fluff modes, but each mode is deep enough to engulf yourself in. There seems to have been solid input put into the story mode, but there was more that could have been done.īesides the story mode, Tekken 7 offers a lot in terms of replayability. Besides the main story, there are character episodes to download and they involve one fight. It’s an origin story that opens the door to expand on the future. Players will alternate between characters and also different timelines. Players will either go one-on-one with other fighters or take down a wave of soldiers or Jacks. The cutscenes combine in-game engine footage and Japanese artistry to portray the story. The story mode actually focuses on the story involving the feud between Heihachi Mishima and his son Kazuya. Tekken 7 is a stiff reminder of what the series used to be and what fans envisioned it would be in the future.įighting games have gone the route of including a story mode in recent years and it has normally resulted in a great single player experience aimed at letting players indirectly learn how to play each character. Fast forward to almost a year later and the game has hit home consoles including PC. Tekken 7 caught the eyes of fans at E3 2016 with the trailer involving Heihachi versus Akuma from Street Fighter. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 also contributed to the series feeling like a shadow of itself and only catering to the hardcore fans of the franchise. Tekken 6 was released some time ago and in all honesty felt like a flop.
Tekken 7 has remedied that and offers an experience that makes you wonder why fireballs and dragon punches were ever important in a fighting game.
Unfortunately, this has seen the series take a back seat to the likes of Street Fighter, especially in terms of e-sports. Introduced as a 3D fighter back in the late 1990s, the series has expanded its character roster and visuals while keeping its core fighting style intact. The console version is based on the updated arcade cabinet, Tekken 7: Fated Retribution. Bandai Namco has released Tekken 7 to home consoles after hitting the arcades in Japan some time ago.
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