Tekken 8 tier list February 2024
grade |
warrior |
describe |
|
SS level |
Jun Kazama, Azucena, Devil Jin |
These fighters are the strongest in the arena, possessing excellent punishing tools and pressure. |
|
S class |
Dragunov, Jin, Reina, Victor Chevalier, Xiaoyu, Feng, King, Hwoarang |
These fighters have solid combo and combo potential, and some of them are beginner characters. |
|
Class A |
Nina Williams, Kazuya, Leo, Lee, Yoshimitsu, Brian, Claudio, Jack8, Paul, Asuka, Lily, Steve, Raven, Luo, Lars |
The character is well balanced and its combat power covers up its weaknesses, making it suitable for winning games. |
|
Class B |
Alyssa, Leroy, Shaheen, Zafina |
Fighters who are limited by a monotonous style of play or a lack of competitive edge are ranked lower due to their own limitations. |
|
Class C |
bear, panda |
These fighters are difficult to use and their moves lack punishment, making them less effective in the arena. |
What does a tier list mean?
The level list in “Tekken 8” divides fighters into different levels based on their overall combat effectiveness and competitive strength. Each class represents a group of warriors with similar survivability and performance in combat.
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The SS class consists of the strongest fighters in the game, such as Jun Kazama and Demon King, who possess excellent punishing tools and pressure tactics, making them formidable opponents.
In the S class, fighters like Dragunov and Hwarang display solid combinations and combo potential, allowing them to compete effectively against top contenders. Some of these fighters are also recommended for beginners due to their versatility.
A-level fighters, including Nina Williams and Leo, are balanced personalities whose strengths make up for their weaknesses, making them solid choices to win fights.
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Tier B includes fighters like Alyssa and Leroy, who can get bogged down by playstyle limitations or a lack of significant upgrades from previous versions of the game.
Finally, Class C includes fighters like Kuma and Panda, who are less effective in combat due to their clunky moves and difficulty in execution.
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The tier list serves as a guide for players to understand the relative strengths and weaknesses of each fighter, helping them make informed choices when selecting a competitive character in Tekken 8.
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Tekken 8
Developed by Bandai Namco Studios and Arika, Tekken 8 launches on January 26, 2024 for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S. The story mode of “Dark Awakening” is set six months after the previous game and revolves around the final showdown between Mishima Kazuya and Kazama Jin to end the turmoil in their families. There are 32 characters, old and new, each contributing to the overall narrative.
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Tekken 8, announced at Evo 2022 in August 2022 and showcased at the Sony State of Play, uses Unreal Engine 5 to enhance visual effects and introduce new mechanics such as the “Heat” system and the popular “Tornado” game. The game went through rigorous testing in July and October 2023, and a demo version was released in December. Lauded for its aggressive gameplay and series progression, Tekken 8 was critically acclaimed and hailed by many as the best game in the series.
Tekken 8 gameplay
As producer Katsuhiro Harada emphasized, Tekken 8 retains the classic fighting game formula of its predecessor, but ramps up the intensity with a more aggressive gameplay. Introducing the innovative “heat” system, characters in a heat state not only deal chip damage and unlock additional moves, but also change the properties of certain attacks, such as heavy guard breaches.
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The fighter can sprint to cancel the action while warmed up, and the timer is paused while the action is performed. Unlike previous games, chip damage occurs while defending against heavy attacks or heat status opponents, so offensive play is required to restore health.
Technical updates include replacing the “Screw” mechanic with “Tornado” expanders and stage hazards, enhancing game dynamics. “Tekken 8” also emphasizes cinematic elements such as stage destruction, and has new character models and voice acting. The online mode features an “Arcade Quest” battle lobby that offers a variety of multiplayer experiences. Powered by Unreal Engine 5, Tekken 8 sets a new standard for fighting games.
“Tekken 8” trailer
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