Tekken 7 feels great, plays great, and looks great, but the lack of a proper tutorial or challenge modes will leave many players feeling rudderless. The cast is large, varied, and now customizable.

‘Tekken 7' is pretty lacking in flaws. Most of its issues can be overlooked, like its long install time, unskippable Arcade Mode intros, lackluster storytelling, and possibly the longest EULA ever. It's still a very dense game with a lot more content than you'd expect from a fighter.

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Easy to pick up; Looks as good as it plays; Lots of ways to play

Could use more characters; Story mode a bit repetitive

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Despite some narrative missteps, Tekken 7 is still a compelling, exhilarating experience. Find the right sparring partner and it will entertain you indefinitely.

Gorgeous; immediate brawling that will make you feel amazing; Fine selection of characterful; varied fighters; It hasn't changed much in 20 years

The story mode is disappointing; It hasn't changed much in 20 years

Tekken 7 is a fantastic fighting game when taken on its sheer fundamentals. People who are already well-versed in the genre will find a lot to chew on here: nuanced gameplay mechanics to learn, lots of characters to try out, and lots of neat cosmetic upgrades and historical extras to unlock.

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DBZ superfan Ben Wilson checks out the latest game in the big hair, high power, slow-mo reaction shot franchise.

The banter between old friends and enemies as they fight is great; It's very accessible, so expect plenty of mega blasts

The main menu's online connection is tenuous; The narrative framing is clumsy and unnecessary

Tekken 7 has been a long time coming. After releasing the game in arcades two years ago, Bandai Namco has been building up to the home version since, adding new characters and improving polish and balance.