With the current head of the Mishima Zaibatsu taken off the board, the stage was set for original Tekken villain Heihachi Mishima to stage a final battle with his son, Kazuya.
The events of Tekken 6 left Jin Kazama incapacitated after his battle with Azazel. The two have been brawling since the days of Tekken 4, but if the storyline of Tekken 7 is anything to go by, Tekken 8 may finally bring about some resolution to this long running blood feud. Tekken 8 is the continuation of the long-running Mishima saga storyline, which will once again bring the father and son duo of Kazuya Mishima and Jun Kazama into conflict. If anything, a 2024 release would just mean that 2023 would belong to Street Fighter 6. Series director Katsuhiro Harada has also reportedly stated that Tekken 8 is being built on Unreal Engine 5 with all new assets, which would signal a later release. The earliest we could expect Tekken 8 to drop would be sometime around late 2023, but it would probably be more realistic to expect the next installment in The King Of Iron Fist Tournament saga to drop at some point in 2024. Here’s everything you need to know about Tekken 8.īandai Namco has yet to announce a release date for Tekken 8, or even a vague release window. Despite those titles, 3D fighting game fans will have one game in particular in mind when it comes to their most anticipated game, and it’s Tekken 8.
Fighting game fans will have a few spots filled out on their calendar, thanks to the announcements of games like Street Fighter 6, Project L, and SNK’s new Garou/Fatal Fury game.
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