I recommend this game to people who have a good pc. Otherwise, don't buy it (even though I played this game without a graphic card). This game tells the "end" of the Mishima family (but it doesn't tell the cliff throwing sport they play), which is, according to my personal opinion, one of the best storylines. So yes, all the Mishimas are playable characters from the start. And not only them, but all the characters as well. The only characters that are locked are the DLC ones.
This game requires a lot of practice, so players might spend a lot of time in this game mode.

However, I don't like the music and it distracts me while I'm playing, so just switch the music off. The story mode of each character is too short. In previous Tekken games, like 4 and 5, all the characters had to fight for 8 or 9 levels, and the final level was against the final boss. This is not the case in Tekken 7, in which the characters (except in the Mishima story mode), fight against 1 character only in 1 level with 2 rounds. So it's too short and less hard than other Tekken games. Plus, the Mishima story, apart of being very entertaining, is too short, and worth of criticisms, of course. The arcade mode is too short as well, and there's a limited quantity of levels (the final against a final boss), and the treasure mode is boring: the difficulty settings don't affect it and it has 2 rounds only (the settings of the rounds don't affect the treasure mode). So for a player who is used to hard difficulty levels, the start of the treasure mode could be very boring.

One thing that really bothers me is that... Is not Tekken a tournament? THEN WHY, AFTER 6 GAMES, THERE'S STILL NOT AN OFFLINE TOURNAMENT MODE???? Yes, players can play in a tournament, but online. And the online Tekken tournament is... Dead. The 99% of the players play online mode (1v1). This games offers an online mode in which players can fight against each others, and it also has a offline multiplayer mode, in which 2 people can play the game in the same PC (it works well, I've to say). However, there's no team battle; 1v1 only.

So, this game is not the best Tekken game, but I liked it.

I recommend this game to people who have a good pc. Otherwise, don't buy it (even though I played this game without a graphic card). This game tells the "end" of the Mishima family (but it doesn't tell the cliff throwing sport they play), which is, according to my personal opinion, one of the best storylines. So yes, all the Mishimas are playable characters from the start. And not only them, but all the characters as well. The only characters that are locked are the DLC ones. This game requires a lot of practice, so players might spend a lot of time in this game mode. However, I don't like the music and it distracts me while I'm playing, so just switch the music off. The story mode of each character is too short. In previous Tekken games, like 4 and 5, all the characters had to fight for 8 or 9 levels, and the final level was against the final boss. This is not the case in Tekken 7, in which the characters (except in the Mishima story mode), fight against 1 character only in 1 level with 2 rounds. So it's too short and less hard than other Tekken games. Plus, the Mishima story, apart of being very entertaining, is too short, and worth of criticisms, of course. The arcade mode is too short as well, and there's a limited quantity of levels (the final against a final boss), and the treasure mode is boring: the difficulty settings don't affect it and it has 2 rounds only (the settings of the rounds don't affect the treasure mode). So for a player who is used to hard difficulty levels, the start of the treasure mode could be very boring. One thing that really bothers me is that... Is not Tekken a tournament? THEN WHY, AFTER 6 GAMES, THERE'S STILL NOT AN OFFLINE TOURNAMENT MODE???? Yes, players can play in a tournament, but online. And the online Tekken tournament is... Dead. The 99% of the players play online mode (1v1). This games offers an online mode in which players can fight against each others, and it also has a offline multiplayer mode, in which 2 people can play the game in the same PC (it works well, I've to say). However, there's no team battle; 1v1 only. So, this game is not the best Tekken game, but I liked it.