Tekken 7
Tekken 7 for PC, PS4 and XONE is the seventh full installment of one of the most popular 3D fighting game series developed by Namco (now Bandai Namco Entertainment) since 1994. Tekken 7 debuted in arcades in its native Japan in March 2015, and a revamped version of the game (known in the Land of the Rising Sun as Tekken 7: Fated Retribution) hit showrooms in July 2016, with new sets, characters, costumes, and Items, as well as a number of improvements in terms of mechanics. This version was used to create a game intended for home consoles and, for the first time in the history of the series, also for PC. Katsuhiro Harada, producer of the early parts of the series, oversaw all development. Tekken 7 has one of the darkest storylines in the series' history, coming close to 2002's memorable Tekken 4 in that regard. As in the next parts of the series, in the game we take part in the next edition of the King of the Iron Fist tournament. Between fights, however, we learn dark facts from the world of Tekken, including the history of a hereditary feud between Heihachi Mishima and his son Kazuya. A particular curiosity is the fact that Akuma - one of the main characters of the competitive Street Fighter series - plays a rather important role in the game's plot. Tekken 7 consists of a variety of game modes, suitable for both solo players and those of you who expect to take on live opponents. First of the first is the story mode. He promised well. As a standard for the series, we enter the Iron Fist tournament. The story mainly focuses on the fates of Heihachi, Kazuya, and Jin Kazama. What sounds interesting, however, was done carelessly. I definitely don't expect a fighting game to have a story that grabs me like Deus Ex or touches me like Heavy Rain. However, I want it to make sense as such and not be as short as Tekken 7. It takes about 2 or 3 hours to complete.
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More about Tekken 7
Shown in short cutscenes between battles, the story in Tekken 7 represents the final years of the Mushima family, which has a twenty-year history. Its warring members will settle their old scores here and fight for control of the global empire for the last time, jeopardizing the balance of the entire world. A fighting game of typically automatic origin, Tekken 7 (unlike, say, the Tekken Tag Tournament sub-series) focuses on one-on-one duels. The game is based on spectacular battles of warriors who fight in special arenas and can use elements of the environment. Players have 38 playable characters at their disposal (including 20 familiar ones from the original arcade version of the game), including warriors well known to fans of the series, as well as several completely new characters. Among the main novelties of Tekken 7, two previously inaccessible mechanics should be highlighted. The first of these, called Rage Art, allows you to launch a critical series of attacks that drain up to 30 percent of the enemy's energy when the hero's health bar is close to zero. The second new feature, called Power Crush, allows you to keep attacking even after the opponent has hit you and knocked you off balance. The game also features something called Screw Attack, which when used against an airborne enemy knocks them sideways, allowing them to deal extra damage after they fall to the ground. The last notable changes are minor modifications to the movement system, bringing it a bit closer to the model known from the free-to-play Tekken Revolution. In Tekken 7 we play as one of over thirty different characters and fight against others in exciting duels. In the palette of available heroes there is a place for silhouettes that have never been seen here before, as well as those that are already well known to us from the previous parts of the cycle. Interestingly, Akuma, one of the main protagonists of the Street Fighter series, will be among the first. Each of the selectable characters has a different fighting style and a huge range of moves and abilities that make them unique. That's why the lifespan of a production is enormous - to really get to know a hero, you have to train and duel for hours. However, Tekken is not just a story. Maybe the gameplay itself is better? Fortunately, the answer to that question is simple: yes, a great deal. Combat is just as fun as it was years ago (even with a broken element collision, but more on that later). I even gave it to my wife and she had no problem doing combos like in Tekken 3 which I didn't play. It can be seen that the creators haven't tried to force anything good to change, and the mapping of functions to the buttons is the same as always. For me that's a huge plus because with some experience in the previous parts of the cycle you can really pick up the rhythm and jump into the right combinations right away. However, they are spoiled by the so-called Rage Art and Rage Dive. When our character has about 20% health left, he will glow red, and after pressing the desired key combination, he will go into frenzy mode. If you hit an enemy with one punch, they will perform a powerful attack that can drain up to half their health! It's very frustrating to win almost the entire fight by knocking down the opponent only for them to activate their rage and end our lives without effort.
Gameplay
The seventh part of the Tekken series offers a basic set of single and multiplayer game modes. The most important of these is the extensive story mode, in which individual duels are accompanied by numerous cutscenes and dialogue sequences, which gradually reveal the secrets of the game's plot to the player. It's also worth noting that Bandai Namco's developers abandoned the possibility of cross-platform multiplayer between console and PC owners, citing concerns about cheaters and the bad reputation PC gamers enjoy on the subject for that decision. In terms of graphics, Tekken 7 for PC, PS4 and XONE is a significant qualitative leap over the previous full-fledged entry in the series. For the first time in the history of the series, modern Unreal Engine 4 technology was used instead of the original graphics engine, which was reflected both in the appearance of the location and in the animations of the warriors. Using the acclaimed Epic Games engine also made it much easier to convert the game to other hardware platforms, also making Tekken 7 the first full installment in the series to reach mainstream PCs. Tekken 7 was released in versions for eighth generation consoles and PC. Because of this, the authors might be tempted to implement an even more beautiful visual environment and take full advantage of the capabilities of the hardware platforms mentioned above. The authors used the Unreal Engine 4 to create the game and as they boast the game offers almost photographic realism of the graphics combined with stunning special effects. Graphically, the setting looks uneven. At one point, our eyes delight in a varied and interesting background, and at another, they throw poor-quality textures in our faces. In general, it makes no sense to only dwell on the silhouettes of warriors. However, other elements almost always differ in quality, giving the impression that they are taken from a PlayStation 3 game and sometimes even a PlayStation 2. As far as the sound layer goes, Bandai Namco has been pretty adept at keeping their offspring from a flurry of complaints about the music in Tekken 7. However, dub-step is the main genre in this part, which I can't digest, but that can be unsatisfactory changed. Music to that which appeared in one of the previous parts of the series. That's a really big plus and goes easy on the audio side.
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- Open the game, It will download obb and data files and game will start after downloading.