hours played 127 Street fighter 6 is a spectacular fighting game that feels great to play and watch. All the mechanics work together to form a tug of war type of gameplay as both players have to manage the same amount of resources in addition to playing to their characters strengths and weaknesses. The cast is quite interesting as half of it is returning characters while the other half are complete newcomers to the series! Unfortunately for me the newcomers didn't pique my interest as much as the old casts new designs did. This is because to me the newcomers' designs felt plain to look at nothing in particular stood out to me about them especially when compared to the old cast's redesigns. The biggest new standout from the original cast was Kens new design going from a confident energetic fighter to a dishevelled man who looks like he lost it all gambling. This change got me into wanting to learn more about the story of the game and how such a change could happen, unfortunately the story was shown off quite poorly. The story of street fighter 6 is shown off through the “world tour” mode an open world adventure where your custom character meets the cast of street fighter 6 and can learn all their fighting styles and techniques. I love this idea of being able to make your own move set but acquiring all the characters moves is so boring as you have to acquire a bunch of arbitrary items to give the characters to level them up and not every level gives you a move. They way you meet characters is also very forced and contrived as most of them are not important to the plot but will have your character meet them to progress the story in a way that feels slow and clunky. The fights in the story mode can be fun later on in the game, but the earlier fights have you fighting npc’s with extremely neutered versions of the other characters move sets. Street fighter 6 has extremely fun and intense gameplay that gets better the more you master the games unique systems but is lacking in entertaining single player content. If you have a friend who you know is into fighting games like street fighter, then I'd say it's definitely worth the money as both of you can get a lot of value out of it. Overall, I would recommend this game to people looking for a game to play with friends.

It’s a great and unique street fighter game the single player part of the game is the best part of the game and hopefully they continue making a single player campaign for years to come. The worst part of it is all the pay walls they make you get. You can rent a character but then have to purchase them if you want to continue playing as them or if you want the entire roster you have to pay extra. It’s a shame but if you just like Ryu or the basic characters your all good and don’t need to worry about the paywalls.

This game has great graphics, an open world where you can explore cities (yes, multiple.) and fight like the classics. This game is packed with content. The only actual thing I truly dislike is the microtransactions, but other than that, this game gets constant updates making it feel like a brand new game each year. Definitely **** a side note, I would recommend to play this for user 14 and over, because it does have slight language during the World Tour mode, as well as some revealing outfits for some characters.Thanks for reading!