Tekken 7 Review (senillosa)
As long as Mortal Kombat doesn't return to its roots, Tekken will remain the best.
In the 90s, we had a great confrontation between Mortal Kombat and Tekken.
We were either Mortal or Tekken fans.
I started with Mortal on my gameboy, but in 1996 I totally switched to Tekken with the release of Tekken 2, and since then I've stayed with Tekken, which certainly influences my review.
Gameplay:
Characters, I think characters are very important for a fan and when you get attached to mythical characters it's hard not to be influenced by nostalgia.
But this game is still very good.
The story is very short but the gameplay is very good, it's not the best fighting game but the devs respect the Tekken style and that's very important.
It's good gameplay, perfectly adapted to the story, which is good Japanese-style silliness.
Fighting for fighting, with always a moment to get stronger and stronger always more stronger.
The final battle isn't as pleasant as what we had back then, but it's very well done and the spectacle is what you'd expect when you buy Tekken.
Unlike Mortal Kombat, Tekken has kept its style and universe as it was at the beginning.
Graphic design:
It's wonderful, the anime is worthy of a Japanese studio.
It's perfectly realized and the characters are respected, Marshal Law is perhaps a little disappointing, he was in Xiaoyu my favorite character but in Tekken 7 he's not as good as before and his appearance is excessive.
The annimations of the final fight are perfect, worthy of a good Tekken.
Playtime:
It's short, too short, but the single-player and multiplayer modes are still a lot of fun, and the devs have kept the Tekken style.
The story is too short and the little stories added for each character are fun, but ultimately too short and uninteresting.
If you like fight games, come and discover what's available on steam.
https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45256907/