• The upcoming game that everyone is looking forward to.
• The game will come out in July 2023.
• Tekken 8 didn’t include a specific release date.

Since many months ago, we’ve heard a lot of rumour about Tekken 8. There’s no doubt that Tekken 8 is coming, and it looks great. It’s a sure thing that all Tekken fans will love it. In this blog, I’m going to write down information about the upcoming game that everyone is looking forward to. Let’s dig into it.

Date of release of Tekken 8

Some rumours say that the game will come out in July 2023, right after EVO 2023. But the announcement for Tekken 8 didn’t include a specific release date, so we can’t really guess when it will come out.

Links

You can get it on PS5, Xbox One X/S, and PC, so all Tekken lovers may enjoy it when it launches. It’s worth noting that, given the extensive development time spent in Unreal Engine 5, PS4 won’t be getting support for this.

Story and game play

The intense, rainy combat gives us indications about the story’s future. Jin Kazama, the Tekkenverse’s main protagonist, fights his father, Kazuya Mishima. Kazama states, “People like us shouldn’t exist,” referring to the Devil Gene they both received, a corrupting supernatural force that may transform into a devil form.

All Tekken fans know Jin has had problems in the past, but the trailer shows he now has control over the Demon Gene and can use his devil powers without transforming. In-game footage shows juggling combos, powered-up moves, and a Devil Gene Rage Art. Some good glimpses of the rain-filled environment show a furious storm and breaking ship in the distance.

Titles

No one had said anything about the team yet. But Jin and Kazuya are sure to play important roles.

 Teaser

The video is from the game’s story mode. The important thing to note here is that the cinematic scenes in the story mode use the same engine as the actual game. It gives a good idea of what the characters will look like, how they will move, and what the backgrounds will look like. It is also running at 60 frames per second on a PlayStation 5, so nothing is being changed in the background to make the action run more smoothly or reliably.

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