"Tekken 7" arcade version gets a positive review from critics. The console version of this fighting game developed by Bandai Namco is soon to be released in the market.
Attack of the Fanboy gets to give a review of "Tekken 7" arcade version. The Critic said that he was able to play both the arcade mode and practice mode.
Upon playing the arcade version of "Tekken 7," the critic says that "this is another solid addition to the series." He said that one positive thing of this version is that it has a practice mode, which gives the player 5 minutes to learn and get used to the moves of the preferred playable character. In addition, the practice mode gives the player one credit only, so after the 5 minutes, you're done with the practice and proceeds to arcade mode.
"Tekken 7" arcade version's practice mode is also similar to the console versions. "You are free to beat up the A.I. however you want. You can set them to do nothing, or you can alter the difficulty so you can practice blocking and parrying." But what is important of this mode is that you can master the moves of the fighter.
In playing the arcade mode, the critic says that gameplay wise, the new arcade version of "Tekken 7" is very fast and fluid, plus it still keeps the core mechanics of the fighting game. One notable and biggest addition in this video game is the "Rage Art." This feature allows you to "unleash a devastating attack that deals lots of damage" once your health gets low.
As for the graphics of the "Tekken 7," the game looks pretty the same with the previous series. But then players could notice that the fighters sweat after they fight. The critic also mentioned that "the new levels look impressive too, especially the volcanic stage where you face Kazumi who is the final boss of the game."
So overall, "Tekken 7" arcade version has shaped up into the next level and is still is as addictive as ever. Indeed, it's a great game. It is expected that there will be more content and more playable characters in its console versions.
As for the console version of "Tekken 7," Kpopstarz says that it is slated for release in 2016. The console version is not only available for PS4 but also for PS VR version, "previously tagged as Project Morpheus."
In the PlayStation Blog, it was announced that an epic conclusion will happen in "Tekken 7" concerning the Mishima clan.
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