I have been playing Tekken since Tekken 2 and have been loving the franchise since then. Tekken 7 is a blast. Fun to casually play with friends, as well as online ranked. But don't expect to master the game when you decide to play online. Tekken takes time to learn and understand but with hours and hours of practice, it becomes fun and rewarding.

The game has a large list of characters with different playstyles to satisfy the preferences of many. No character is the same and you will most likely find a character that stands out and becomes your main. Practice mode is a great ally when it comes to learning your character and treasure battle helps if you want to run through a few games trying out the combos you practiced. But what I love about the game is that there is more than just pressing buttons and trying to land your strings of combos on an opponent. (which I learned the hard way over time) There are so many outside sources on how to play the game. So yes Youtube is also a great resource. The game is in depth no doubt.

So if you are not a patient person and expect to master the game within the next few days, then you should play DBZ and Injustbutt2. Joking aside, fighting games each have their many challenges, but that is what seperates those who play games casually to play them and those who play them to eventually get good at in a competetive setting. So yeah this game may seem hard to many, and easy for the few, but it is a joy to play.

I look forward to many more hours of practice mode and learning new characters.

So hurry up Season 2 and give me Lei Wu Long already lol.

I have been playing Tekken since Tekken 2 and have been loving the franchise since then. Tekken 7 is a blast. Fun to casually play with friends, as well as online ranked. But don't expect to master the game when you decide to play online. Tekken takes time to learn and understand but with hours and hours of practice, it becomes fun and rewarding. The game has a large list of characters with different playstyles to satisfy the preferences of many. No character is the same and you will most likely find a character that stands out and becomes your main. Practice mode is a great ally when it comes to learning your character and treasure battle helps if you want to run through a few games trying out the combos you practiced. But what I love about the game is that there is more than just pressing buttons and trying to land your strings of combos on an opponent. (which I learned the hard way over time) There are so many outside sources on how to play the game. So yes Youtube is also a great resource. The game is in depth no doubt. So if you are not a patient person and expect to master the game within the next few days, then you should play DBZ and Injustbutt2. Joking aside, fighting games each have their many challenges, but that is what seperates those who play games casually to play them and those who play them to eventually get good at in a competetive setting. So yeah this game may seem hard to many, and easy for the few, but it is a joy to play. I look forward to many more hours of practice mode and learning new characters. So hurry up Season 2 and give me Lei Wu Long already lol.