These treasure chests will include unlockable customisation items the rarity of which depends on the rarity of your treasure chest, wooden (most common), red, silver, gold and rainbow(least common).įinally, Versus and Practice modes are the same as ever. Treasure Battle awards you a lot of money as well as a treasure chest at the end of each fight. Instead, upon completing a fight you receive money which you can then spend in the Customisation menu for various clothing items and accessories which can be used to change the appearance of a fighter. Advertisements Acquiring a customisation item from a chest in treasure battle I hate when fighting games are like this as part of the fun of progressing is unlocking characters until you finally get the final boss as a playable character and then your friends tell you you can’t use them because they’re OP. Progression in Tekken 7 doesn’t mean unlocking characters as you might expect from other fighting games as all characters are unlocked at the start. Treasure Battle mode is quite interesting. If you reach the final boss fight without using a continue or losing a single round you’ll be pitted against Akuma instead, who I personally find to be easier to fight.

Kasumi is particularly annoying to fight as she can teleport out of most combos. In Arcade mode your goal is to complete seven fights back-to-back, leading to a mid-boss battle against Heihachi and then a final boss battle against devil form Kasumi. Lastly, there is also a ranked mode in which you aim to level up your favourite character to surpass those you come up against and rise up through the ranks – very competitive stuff although I always found Ranked Matches to be a lot easier than Tournament or Player Matches suggesting that maybe the pro Tekken players have moved on to greener pastures or that I just got lucky in Ranked. The Online modes include standard versus “Player Match” fights, a fun Tournament mode complete with lobby and text chat so you can tilt other players with the customary “GG EZ” taunts. Street Fighter’s Akuma features prominently in the game’s Story mode

The Story mode takes you through a short story told via cutscenes based, as usual, around the Heihachi/Kazuya rivalry and even features special guest “Akuma” from the Street Fighter Series. The game features a Story Mode, multiple Online modes, Arcade mode, Treasure Battle mode and your standard offline versus and practice modes. A Friendly Fighter Which Doesn’t Demand a LotĪdvertisements Tekken 7 is, believe it or not, the 7th installation of main-series Tekken Games, although there were some spin-offs in between such as Tekken Tag Tournament 2.

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