#Tekken 8 review series#
A solid return to form.”Ĭan the successor fill those boots? It’s certainly doing plenty to get fighting game fans excited, and we look forward to seeing Tekken 8 release across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, though expect a release in 2024. It’s by no means perfect, as the game is not without a few technical issues online, some long loading times, and minor continuity errors, yet as far as most people will be concerned, it delivers a stunning, up-to-date fighting game experience from one of the masters of arcade fighting games. Looking back on the last game, Tekken 7, we awarded it a mighty 9/10 in out review, saying: “Tekken 7 is a phenomenal fighting game experience and one I’d highly recommend.
These character reveals have come off the back of a lengthy Tekken 8 gameplay deep dive that explored new gameplay mechanics including a new heat system, modified Rage Art system that uses a common input – Rage Drive from Tekken 7 has been removed – and a recover gauge that has some common ground with the Tekken Tag Tournament games. TEKKEN 8 system requirements state that you will need at least 4 GB of RAM. We saw a little bit of Devil Jin, Kazuya, Nina Williams, Jack-8, Marshall Law, King, Paul Phoenix, Lars Alexandersson in the last couple months, as the team build up to alpha in the not-too-distant future. To play TEKKEN 8 you will need a minimum CPU equivalent to an Intel Core 2 Duo E8400. Will we have an epic showdown between Devil and Angel in Tekken 8?īandai Namco has been on a streak of releasing fairly rapid-fire gameplay reveals for the game’s roster of characters.
It seems she’s feeling it’s time to set her family straight, with the gameplay trailer showing off her beating up her son Jin, and his father Kazuya.
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