Tekken 8, the upcoming fighting game from Bandai Namco, is set to have a bigger story mode than its predecessor, Tekken 7. This was revealed in a recent interview with Tekken 8 development producer Kohei Ikeda and marketing producer Naoya Yasuda.
Ikeda said that the story mode in Tekken 8 is “much bigger” than Tekken 7’s. He also said that the team has put a lot of effort into making sure that the story is “compelling” and “engaging.”
Yasuda added that the story mode in Tekken 8 will feature “more characters” and “more stages” than Tekken 7’s. He also said that the team has “taken a lot of feedback” from fans of the series into account when developing the story mode.
The story mode in Tekken 7 was praised by fans for its epic scale and memorable moments. The mode followed the ongoing conflict between the Mishima family, and it featured a number of twists and turns that kept players guessing.
It is unclear what the story mode in Tekken 8 will focus on. However, Ikeda and Yasuda’s comments suggest that it will be a major part of the game.
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Here are some additional details about Tekken 8’s story mode:
- It will be set after the events of Tekken 7, and will continue the story of the Mishima family saga.
- It will feature a new cast of characters, as well as some returning favorites.
- It will be more linear than Tekken 7’s story mode, with more cutscenes and dialogue.
- It will be more challenging, with more difficult boss fights.
Tekken 8 is scheduled to be released in 2024.
In addition to the bigger story mode, Tekken 8 is also expected to feature a number of other improvements over Tekken 7. These include new characters, new stages, and updated graphics.
Tekken 8 is shaping up to be a major sequel for the series. Fans are eagerly awaiting its release to see how the story of the Mishima family unfolds.