For me personally this is the best fighting game that I played so far
because the game actually reward those who take the time to learn the mechanic and be patient unlike Tekken 8 or anime fighters that encourage forced 50/50 every time in a knockdown/plus frame situations
but still the game is not perfect
because :
-) Frame Data as DLC is just scummy
-) Some part of story mode's presentations are quite lacking
-) Single player content is trash
-) Some character are just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ annoying to hear the voicelines, to play againts, and have terrible design (Chloe, Lei)
-) Hwoarang's backlash( who tf design this move)
-) Zafina's backdash if you can cancel it
-) very easy to smurf
-) very easy to cheat
-) No ban for plugger
-) Online lobby tend to crash itself
but still best fg that I play so far

tekken 7 > tekken 8

i love king i want him to ♥♥♥♥ me in the ass

Thanks for everything. Great game that did not deserve the utter SLANDER about how "BORING" it was even towards the end of the game. I had a lot of fun and some great times with this game, until I lost to SK in a FT10 and had to uninstall. Now, I sit alone in the darkness laughing like the joker did when he was released from arkham asylum netplaying against degenerate LArs NINA and CLYDE players fighting for my life.

Same as tekken 8 but with a bad budget, poor content, no replay value and overall bad with little enjoyment to offer. Death by Degrees is king, tekken sucks ass

Review: Tekken 7 ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ +

Tekken 7 is a fantastic fighting game that cemented the franchise’s legacy, even if it doesn’t quite reach the heights of its newer sibling, Tekken 8. For longtime fans, it remains a thrilling, engaging, and highly replayable experience — and it has a very special reason to love it: Lucky Chloe. Honestly, I fell in love with her character, and I still miss her dearly in Tekken 8.

Pros:

Fluid Combat: The fighting mechanics are smooth and responsive, providing a solid mix of depth for veterans and accessibility for newcomers.

Roster Variety: A great mix of classic favorites and new fighters ensures there’s a character for every style.

Story Mode: A cinematic, enjoyable story that explores the Mishima saga while giving each character some spotlight.

Lucky Chloe: Hands down, the MVP of Tekken 7 for me. Her quirky personality, flashy moves, and pure fun factor make her unforgettable. She’s the reason I fell in love with the game.

Online Play: Robust netcode allows for competitive matches and fun casual fights alike.

Cons: (Fewer than Pros)

Slightly Outdated Compared to Tekken 8: Some mechanics feel less refined, and the visuals aren’t as polished as the newest entry.

Roster Imbalance: A few characters can feel overpowered in certain situations, but nothing game-breaking.

Missing Some Modern Features: Compared to Tekken 8, there’s less accessibility and fewer extras like cross-play.

Final Thoughts

Tekken 7 is a fantastic game, even if it’s slightly overshadowed by Tekken 8. It’s exciting, fast-paced, and full of personality — and for fans of Lucky Chloe, it’s an absolute must-play. It’s a game that I’ve loved and returned to countless times, and despite its few imperfections, it remains one of my favorite entries in the series.

Reviewed by Zulandin from Zul TV on YouTube and TikTok

i beat the ♥♥♥♥ out of one of me friends at leroy smith pretty fun frfr i also fought a vtuber to yea

It gets boring with time.

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