Despite its length and importance to the story, Campaign Mode is utterly boring.
By playing through the Campaign, you’ll meet the rest of the fighters and gain insight to what Tekken 6 is all about.Īctually getting through it, however, is something else entirely. There’s no reason to be intimidated by it, however thanks to the lengthy Campaign Mode, you’ll get immersed in the Tekken universe through the perspective of two of its newest characters. With such a huge ensemble cast, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by everything the story throws at you. Many of the plotlines are intricately intertwined, creating a surprisingly complex tale of revenge and redemption. Many are out for the bounty on Jin‘s head, while others are there for a chance at attaining glory or testing their fighting skills. Overweight vigilantes, rebel leaders, and spiritual mediums shake up what is already an unusual lineup of fighters. Not only are all the old standbys like Nina and King still around, but several new challengers as well.
Tekken 6 has forty playable characters, and each one of them has their own story and motivations for entering the tournament. With a new King of the Iron Fist Tournament underway, it’s only a matter of time before he has to face the consequences. He’s dedicated his life to undoing his dark heritage, yet he’s repeating the mistakes that defined and tainted the lives of both his father and grandfather. He’s accomplished more than any of his predecessors not even previous owners/villains Heihachi or Kazuya have shown this kind of ambition and lust for power. Instead, he used the corporation to build an unbeatable army and intends to conquer the world with it. Jin has taken control of the Mishima Zaibatsu, but he’s not interested in using it for the sake of justice or peace. You’d never think he’d actually go through with it - he’s practically a saint compared to some of the other characters - but the temptation was too great. It was inevitable, even if it seemed unlikely. He’s accomplished more than any of his predecessor."
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