And they definitely don’t get more personal than in Tekken 7, with the Mishima family going at one another to solve a decade-long dispute.
Even if you’ve just a passing interesting in the story, Tekken 7 is more than worthy of your time.
Tekken 7 also marked the series’ official debut on PC, finally giving players the chance to unofficially tweak the game to their liking.
Sadly, there isn’t a whole lot that can be changed about the game as of now, since the modding tools are extremely limited for the time.
But the best mods that have been released do their best to make sure the battle between Heihachi and Kazuya offers a fitting conclusion to their personal saga. A real conclusion, hopefully.
Only the Kings of the Iron PCs can install this ReShade preset, and live to tell the tale.
The OrdinaryTekken preset uses Marty McFly’s Ambient Obscurance, and other techniques, to improve the image quality of the game. This means realistic shadows, lighting, and more.
The downside is that it can be extremely taxing for your system. Especially if you use the Extreme version.
So don’t blame us if your game starts being unresponsive and your losses multiply.
If you’re tired of the same old music, the Tekken 7 Jukebox Tool is the right mod for you.
The Jukebox Tool is an extremely handy tool that makes it easy to swap pretty much all the Tekken 7 music tracks with any music you want.
Importing music does take a little bit of effort, though.
So you could just decide to download one of many music packs released by dedicated fans to enjoy music from pretty much any previous entry in the series.
If this doesn’t make Tekken 7 on PC the definitive Tekken experience ever, I don’t know what does.
Playing fighting games for hundreds of hours is the only way to get good at them.
But how tiring it becomes to look at the same character selection screen over and over.
The Tomio Fujisawa Character Select mod is a very good way to change up the character selection screen.
It introduces new, beautiful artwork for all returning characters. Some of the artwork has been lifted from the Tekken Tag Tournament series, so the mod lacks a little consistency.
But that’s hardly a problem with Tomio Fujisawa’s amazing art.
Alisa Bosconovitch is a robot with a human heart. But she’s far from being merciful.
Even moreso after you’ve installed the Korean Saber Pack.
The Korean Saber Pack gives Alisa three different saber designs that were originally introduced in the Korean localization of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and Tekken 7.
The changes are only aesthetic, for obvious reasons… but if you’re an Alisa main, you’ll love these changes nonetheless.
This Devil Jin Tekken 5 skin brings back the Tekken 5 appearance of Devil Jin, with paler skin and eyes that look like the molten gold one would expect to find in hell.
This skin will not make him any more powerful than he already is.
But think of how your opponents will shiver at the thought of even having to fight you.
Practice Mode is the most important mode for all those who take Tekken 7 seriously.
So any tweak is extremely appreciated, no matter how small.
No Infinity Mod removes the infinity symbol that’s always seen in Practice Mode, resulting in a clearer training environment that’s perfect to improve and optimize your combos, and learn the ultimate juggle.
The InfiniteUtopia stage mod changes the Infinite Azure stage by using features from Precipe of Fate, Geometric Plane, and even elements from SoulCalibur 5’s Elysium.
This creates a surreal but amazing-looking stage that’ll make each and every fight memorable.
There’s nothing more beautiful than a starry night sky. And blood on the floor!
Purple Galaxy Azure 2 is not the most complex stages ever made for Tekken 7.
But it is among the best looking ones.
This downloadable pack includes different versions of the stage that tweak a few elements here and there. But I’d personally go with the mountains version to make things even more epic.
