Tekken 7 PC

Tekken 7 returns to its gameplay roots with classic 1 vs 1 bouts and its canon storyline centered on the eternal struggle for power amongst the members of the Mishima clan.

Cubed3 Rating It plays like Tekken, it feels like Tekken, it looks like Tekken… and that's because it is Tekken, therefore, don't go in expecting something new and exciting. Thankfully, that doesn't mean that this isn't a very good fighter, as it's actually one of the most fun and balanced available in the genre, as long as you don't mind its strong mid-'90s 3D fighter vibe.

Deux ans. Cela fait deux années, deux très longues années, que Tekken 7 se fait cruellement attendre sur nos consoles de salon. Une attente qui n'a évidemment pas été vaine, Bandai Namco ayant préféré chouchouter son bébé pour le sortir dans le meilleur état possible. Une décision que l'on peut saluer, à une époque où certains studios préfèrent précipiter les sorties de leurs productions... Mais ne nous égarons pas et concentrons-nous sur ce qui nous intéresse ici, à savoir le test de Tekken 7.

For the absolute casual player, the recently released Injustice 2 is a better package. The cinematic Story and brilliant Multiverse provide the single-player fighter with more than enough reason to keep coming back. But Tekken 7 is the game that comes closest to truly satisfying both parts of the fighting game market. Pre-order Tekken 7 from Amazon UK | Amazon.com The Story mode is daft fun, despite its short duration, and there’s an Arcade mode that apparently everyone wants in a fighting game, which alongside the Treasure Battle and customisation options make for a robust single-player experience for those who don’t ever fancy jumping into the online fights. However, for those hardcore players there’s plenty to enjoy from the deep, rewarding and varied roster of characters, fully featured and seemingly lag-free online modes, as well as the refinements to the core combat that make Tekken 7 the best since Tekken 3.