Tekken 8 Reviews
Tekken 8 stacks content in an excellent feature-complete package, boasting the great Heat system, refined yet accessible gameplay and one of the best story modes ever put to a fighting game.
Tekken 8 sets a new standard for 3D fighting games with its breathtaking visuals and intricate details. This installment boasts a diverse and immersive soundtrack that enhances the overall experience. With a robust roster of 32 characters and an epic storyline, it offers extensive single-player content, including Arcade Quest mode and Tekken Ball. The gameplay emphasizes aggression, and the Heat and Rage systems add depth to battles. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the series, Tekken 8 offers an unforgettable 3D fighting game experience that transcends the genre. Don't miss this masterpiece.
Whether you are venturing through the epic story, rumbling with friends and strangers alike in the Tekken Fight Lounge, or engaging with any of the other numerous modes, Tekken 8 serves up a mighty banquet of fun.
Tekken 8 returns stronger than ever and with a renewed commitment to risk with fun and fresh gameplay. Despite having a short story mode, the inclusion of the character chapters provides something extra to delve into them. All this together with the different offline and online game modes will give us a good number of hours of play if we like titles of this genre. Tekken 8 is a game that you will like and that joins others of the style such as Mortal Kombat 1 or Street Fighter 6.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Tekken 8 is one of the most satisfying fighters I’ve ever had the privilege of playing. It opens new doors for players who’ve previously been intimidated by the genre or have never been able to play them before, it has a fantastic fight feel to the combat where everyone has a fighting chance, there’s a huge variety of modes that have lastability and continue to be enjoyable and without doubt, it’s one of the most visually impressive games on the market today. Whether you’re new to Tekken, fighters in general or you’ve been with this series since the start, this is 2024’s first must-have title, one you can’t afford to miss
Tekken 8 is a powerhouse in the Fighting Game world and I’m thoroughly impressed with the entire experience.
TEKKEN 8 is the answer to the question of how a fighting game should be. It's both the old TEKKEN vibe and a new adventure.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Whether it’s the tactical Heat system that raises the aggressiveness of play, or the noob-friendly Special Style controls that make complex combos a cinch, Tekken 8 has almost everything you could ask for in a modern fighting game.
Tekken 8 is an amazing sequel to the legendary Tekken series, which has breathed new life into the series with some new changes. The story mode is extremely enjoyable and impressive, and new mechanics have created more depth in the game's battles. Overall, it can be easily admitted that Tekken 8 is the best title of this series in the last decade.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Tekken 8 is flawless, and should be heralded as a grand achievement for the long-running fighter, a literal groundbreaking push for future entries that will surely improvise from its example of excellence.
Tekken series has never been better. The improved combat system is faster and more aggressive, making everything feel more modern. The story isn't afraid to push the boundaries of what's possible in the series. Tekken 8 is not just another installment but a unique, fresh experience.
Review in Czech | Read full review
This entry is not just another fight; it reinvigorates our love for the genre, reminding us why we step into the arena time and time again.
Tekken 8, the new installment of Bandai Namco's mythical fighting saga, surpasses what has been seen in previous installments with an excellent experience for both veteran and casual players. A title with abundant content and game modes, which also offers the necessary tools for anyone looking to master the complexities of a visually spectacular combat system.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Aside from a few minor gripes, there isn’t a whole lot that’s not thoroughly great about Tekken 8. The fluidity of the combat, the option to be able to streamline combo strings, and the impressive attention to graphical detail are top-tier. The game only lacks in the most peripheral of ways, but what has always been gratifying about Tekken still pours out from every inch of this latest entry. Tekken 8 is not just a contender, but a champion amongst a legacy of worthy competitors.
Tekken 8 is like riding a bike, you might feel like you're looking at a game that changes little from the previous one, it can almost be described as an update, but its quality is phenomenal. The new fighters are a lot of fun to use, the graphic quality is stunning, the story mode entertains and Character Quest perfectly fulfills the role of a traditional Arcade mode. With a new focus on 3D space to bring the community together, Tekken 8 is positioned for an energetic and electrifying long ride with plenty of fun on the horizon.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Tekken 8 is one of the best games of the current generation and it was presented in a way that really makes you feel like you have moved on to the next generation. It also presented a story with epic events and a positive message, in addition to a fascinating playing style as usual and an amazing visual and audio aspect, but unfortunately it was plagued by some problems in the Arabic language and suffered from. Few playing rings.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
What stands out the most about Tekken 8 is the effort to bring newcomers in. Even if someone isn't ready for online, there are many offline options to build your skills. This isn't just a brief overview and combo trials but a wide variety of options to polish practically any rough patch. This, combined with the great gameplay, solid online, and overwhelming customization options, make Tekken 8 a fantastic choice regardless of skill level or experience.
Tekken 8 not only meets but exceeds the high expectations set by its predecessor, Tekken 7, by delivering a refined fighting experience with new features like the Heat Gauge. It sets new standards in visual quality, single-player content, and character customization, offering a comprehensive and engaging experience that is both visually stunning and rich in gameplay variety.
With an excellent gaming year of 2023 behind us, with Street Fighter 6 and Mortal Kombat 1, among others, receiving great praise, the competition in the land of fighting games is enormous. But fortunately, Tekken 8 takes on that competition with ease. Despite the steep learning curve, Tekken's combat is as usual, with the new Heat feature introducing some extra aggression into the game. Moreover, the game contains enough content to keep you busy for a while. Once you're done with the relatively short story mode, there are the Character episodes, the Arcade Quest mode and the excellent Ghost Battles to keep you fighting. And if you feel like you're good enough, take a step into multiplayer. It remains to be seen how the battle pass will take shape and how new fighters will be introduced. But after an absence of almost 10 years, Tekken is back, and these are golden times for fans of the genre.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
The brutal battles have never felt so good, and the new Heat system adds a new tactical twist to the fights that needs to be used wisely.
Review in German | Read full review