It looks decent enough but each part of the package is mediocre and they don't add up to anything special. I've given this game a solid month now and I'm just not seeing why it's deserving of the overwhelming positive reviews. The look, feel, and execution of this game is a letdown, but your kids will love it. I wouldn't honestly wait until the complete version or more DLC. It's just aimless and pointless and offers no real challenge or real and serious rewards. It's a boring and repetitive slog of a grind fest where all you do is do fetch quests while you beat up literally anyone and everyone: cops, hot dog stand vendors, grannies, tourists, anyone for money and XP in order to buy a change of clothes and that's it. The World Tour mode is a good idea and concept, but terrible execution.
If you're going to be playing online, be prepared for people being very cheap. Even worse is the introduction of straight up button mashing and spamming called "modern controls" in order to make it more easier and appealing to the younger and casual gamer. However and unfortunately, it seems like this whole game, and especially art, graphics, gameplay, and especially the new characters seem to be marketing and focus group driven towards kids, teens, and female gamers with the lame and eyerollingly corny trap rap cr*py trends in today's music industry and aesthetics none of it appealing to adults or any of the long time veterans and players of the game. It's also nice to see SF finally adopt a "create your own fighter" after resisting it so long.
However and unfortunately, it seems like this whole game, and especially art, graphics, gameplay, and The only and biggest pro is that unlike SFV, there is more for single, offline players to do and they don't seem to be trying to nickel and dime you (yet) to access a lot of the game. The only and biggest pro is that unlike SFV, there is more for single, offline players to do and they don't seem to be trying to nickel and dime you (yet) to access a lot of the game.
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