TEKKEN 7 receives overwhelmingly positive feedback for its deep and engaging gameplay mechanics, character diversity, and competitive nature. While there are some frustrations regarding matchmaking and content accessibility, the majority of players express their enjoyment and recommend the game highly.
Tekken 7 is where Bandai Namco's 3D fighter found its modern footing. It introduced the Rage Art comeback mechanic and Rage Drive, giving a cornered player one dramatic swing, and built its slower, defensive neutral around precise movement and punishment. The roster spans decades of the series and its guest fighters, and the story mode finally resolves the long-running Mishima feud.
Years of patches and a large competitive following made it a tournament fixture, and its combat is what players rate most highly. The rough edges are familiar to the genre: matchmaking that thins outside peak hours and DLC pricing complaints. It suits anyone wanting a proven, deep 3D fighter with a settled meta before stepping up to its sequel.
TEKKEN 7 receives overwhelmingly positive feedback for its deep and engaging gameplay mechanics, character diversity, and competitive nature. While there are some frustrations regarding matchmaking and content accessibility, the majority of players express their enjoyment and recommend the game highly.
Based on 99 reviews from steam
