For better or worse Tekken 7 stays grounded to its arcade roots. The console fighting game scene seems to have changed in the meantime.

Treasure Battle, however, doesn't really cut it. In a post-Injustice 2 world Tekken 7 feels archaic. At times I was willing to forgive Tekken 7 its failings because it's such a fun fighting game. For someone like me who focuses on the multiplayer side of the genre, it's an absolute beast.

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

Great game reminds me of the good tekken games

This game is one of the best tekken games I have played in a long time. Really happy with the game

Tekken 7 is out now and I remember when I was a kid and the Playstation came out in stores. My best friend at the time was lucky enough to have one and I was mesmerised by the graphics, especially seeing the intro FMV of Tekken 2 on the Demo 1 disc.

's story mode. Not because he gives anything resembling what you might call a good performance. No, he deserves credit for the uncanny ability to deliver the game's hammy, incoherent narrative with enough dispassionate monotone to make it sound mundane.

It's a good game but very quick to complete but the co-op will keep to entertand for a long time

Tekken 7 is a mix in terms of presentation, with some iffy story points, a lousy script for the campaign, and at-times awful voice acting. Now throw all of that out of the window, because it's also got one of the most fun fighting engines around, and a cast of characters that rivals almost any other...

Nice graphics and fighting moves