Add accessories, battle gear, and change their outfits. Everything is realistically rendered, with detailed backgrounds and refined character designs. The PC game lives up to the lofty expectations, with familiar gameplay on a renewed, Unreal Engine-powered 3D battleground. Most game modes are online, but the AI-powered Treasure Battle, regular 1v1 combat, and the practice mode are available without an internet connection. While you have to pay to get the full game on your PC, the free trial on Steam showcases everything it has to offer. The number of combinations surpasses even Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter, making Tekken 7 quite challenging to master.

You may need to take advantage of the practice mode before you enter actual fights. You'll discover new mechanics too, mostly in the form of cinematic effects and the equivalent of fatalities.

There are over 40 characters in this game, each with a place in the narrative and a distinctive skill set to explore. You’ll get answers to several questions about the Mishima clan through text introductions, cutscenes, loading screens, and even fights. While not the final game in the series, it concludes this long-lasting plot. In this entry, the family drama unveils even further, creating an emotionally-charged backdrop for brutal fights. Tekken 7 continues the previous titles’ Mishima Saga, following the 20-year feud storyline.