TEKKEN™ BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe *Minimum Requirements: iPhone 6 or higher and IOS 10 TEKKEN, the world's most successful fighting game franchise has be… Free Buy Now Watch Media Details*Minimum Requirements: iPhone 6 or higher and IOS 10 TEKKEN, the world's most successful fighting game franchise has been brought to mobile! Join PAUL, KAZUYA, XIAOYU, LAW, PANDA, NINA & all other famous fighters to engage in an intuitive, deep combat system featuring fighting techniques from all around the world. Take on the role of the Dojo Master, collecting, upgrading and battling with your favourite fighters from the legendary TEKKEN franchise! WHAT'S YOUR NEXT MOVE? TEKKEN FEATURES • Collect over 20 characters with unique fighting styles • Upgrade and unlock over 20 unique special moves for each fighter • Battle it out in Unique Game modes including STORY MODE missions, online versus battles in DOJO CHALLENGE and rotating LIVE EVENT challenges! STORY MODE - Explore the world of TEKKEN • Join the legendary fighter, Kazuya Mishima, as he battles against his toughest adversary yet! Battle through a map-based campaign featuring unique encounters and specialised and powerful bosses.E7 • Build specialised teams to take down unique missions • Explore dynamic battle maps to uncover compelling challenges and rewards DOJO CHALLENGE - Online Versus Battles • Build a team and battle against your friends and the community in this online versus mode • Players build teams of attackers and defenders to compete in monthly seasons for unique rewards • Ranked ladders allow players to progress and measure up against the best players in the world • The game records and upload players' own in-game fighting styles and apply this to their dojos' AI, giving them an authentic feel LIVE EVENTS - Brand new content to experience daily • Live events feature daily, weekly and monthly rotating content. A fresh experience every time you play! • Special themed events will provide unique experiences and encounters • Rare characters and content available during Special Events Official Website: www.tekken-mobile.com Join the community: reddit.com/r/TekkenMobile Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tekkenmobile Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/TekkenMobile @TekkenMobile Have any problems or suggestions? You can reach us at https://service.bandainamcoent.eu/app/list/p/7264 Information Seller:BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe Genre:Action, Arcade Release:Feb 27, 2018 Updated:Oct 29, 2018 Version:1.5 Size:390.8 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (1) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Sequence Well-Known Member Jul 15, 2012 262 1 18 #2 Sequence, Feb 27, 2018 It's not Skullgirls, but it's not Injustice 2 either as far as these swipey fighters go. (Skullgirls needs more love. IJ2 is kinda garbage) Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #3 Asp, Feb 28, 2018 I wasnt much good at console fighters, not having the patience for button mashing and combo learning. So Im enjoying this streamlined version so far because I can actually play it. There is nothing to learn really, just swipe and tap the screen to attack and defend, and collect stuff to upgrade the fighters. The combo card system is a good addition though, adding some depth and variation to experiment with and, of course, it makes the playing of combos easy. I guess some will complain that its not a full console implementation, but the laid back combat works for me. Rangerlump Well-Known Member Jan 20, 2010 482 23 18 #4 Rangerlump, Mar 1, 2018 I guess hoping for a fighting game was a bit much. I guess i dont know what i expected. Instead we get star graded fighter cards and move cards that are random drops from lootboxes. I guess everyone who got it during the soft launch knew this already. I had no idea. Ryzaerian Well-Known Member Aug 29, 2017 65 4 8 #5 Ryzaerian, Mar 2, 2018 Im enjoying it. The only notable downside is the long healing process, with damage being persistent across fights and maps. You can of course minimize damage taken by playing well, and buy healing kits with IAP. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #6 L.Lawliet, Mar 3, 2018 Does this game have any offline capability or fully online? I saw the reviews on the appstore and most of them are extremely positive. Ryzaerian Well-Known Member Aug 29, 2017 65 4 8 #7 Ryzaerian, Mar 3, 2018 Negative. It checks for a network as soon as it loads. HotHamBoy Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2015 204 4 16 #8 HotHamBoy, Mar 3, 2018 The biggest misconception about fighting games is that you are either mashing buttons or memorizing combos to succede. That's not how you get good or enjoy fighting games. You should not mash buttons and you should not worry about pulling off combos or special moves. Just learn when to use the right attack for the right situation, learn to block and play defensively, don't flail around. If you can do that then you are better than 2/3 of the people you'll play against and you'll start having fun. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #9 Asp, Mar 3, 2018 I dont think it ever occurred to me to play defensively. Anyway, this version has got me interested in Tekken again so Ill fire up the Dreamcast over the weekend, if it still works, and see if I can do a better job. Ryzaerian Well-Known Member Aug 29, 2017 65 4 8 #10 Ryzaerian, Mar 3, 2018 This summary is so accurate that I almost resent you for posting it. Almost. Quit giving advice to the enemy. Jokes aside, this is probably my favorite mobile fighting game ever. The combat is smooth and strategic, and the Waza system makes things even more interesting. ramzarules Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2014 2,112 128 63 Greece #11 ramzarules, May 5, 2018 if you are thinking of checking it for Akuma, let me help you: 1) get Akuma token through event grind or real cash 2) spend these tokens on lootboxes containing random crap and fighter shards, with an INCREASED CHANCE for the random crap or shards to be Akuma related, and a small chance to get a full Akuma fighter. The latest and probably top3 games of this type that stay away from the fighter shards and instead still give full fighters, are Skullgirls, MarvelCoC and Mkx. At least there if you spend money/time you know you are getting your fighter, not 5/500 shards to complete him/her. Anyway, here was just some info along with my opinion in case it saves anybody the download time etc. Jean pierre Well-Known Member Mar 24, 2017 320 2 18 #12 Jean pierre, May 5, 2018 BANDAI NAMCO ? 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It's not Skullgirls, but it's not Injustice 2 either as far as these swipey fighters go. (Skullgirls needs more love. IJ2 is kinda garbage)
I wasnt much good at console fighters, not having the patience for button mashing and combo learning. So Im enjoying this streamlined version so far because I can actually play it. There is nothing to learn really, just swipe and tap the screen to attack and defend, and collect stuff to upgrade the fighters. The combo card system is a good addition though, adding some depth and variation to experiment with and, of course, it makes the playing of combos easy. I guess some will complain that its not a full console implementation, but the laid back combat works for me.
I guess hoping for a fighting game was a bit much. I guess i dont know what i expected. Instead we get star graded fighter cards and move cards that are random drops from lootboxes. I guess everyone who got it during the soft launch knew this already. I had no idea.
Im enjoying it. The only notable downside is the long healing process, with damage being persistent across fights and maps. You can of course minimize damage taken by playing well, and buy healing kits with IAP.
Does this game have any offline capability or fully online? I saw the reviews on the appstore and most of them are extremely positive.
The biggest misconception about fighting games is that you are either mashing buttons or memorizing combos to succede. That's not how you get good or enjoy fighting games. You should not mash buttons and you should not worry about pulling off combos or special moves. Just learn when to use the right attack for the right situation, learn to block and play defensively, don't flail around. If you can do that then you are better than 2/3 of the people you'll play against and you'll start having fun.
I dont think it ever occurred to me to play defensively. Anyway, this version has got me interested in Tekken again so Ill fire up the Dreamcast over the weekend, if it still works, and see if I can do a better job.
This summary is so accurate that I almost resent you for posting it. Almost. Quit giving advice to the enemy. Jokes aside, this is probably my favorite mobile fighting game ever. The combat is smooth and strategic, and the Waza system makes things even more interesting.
if you are thinking of checking it for Akuma, let me help you: 1) get Akuma token through event grind or real cash 2) spend these tokens on lootboxes containing random crap and fighter shards, with an INCREASED CHANCE for the random crap or shards to be Akuma related, and a small chance to get a full Akuma fighter. The latest and probably top3 games of this type that stay away from the fighter shards and instead still give full fighters, are Skullgirls, MarvelCoC and Mkx. At least there if you spend money/time you know you are getting your fighter, not 5/500 shards to complete him/her. Anyway, here was just some info along with my opinion in case it saves anybody the download time etc.
