Street Fighter™ 6 Reviews

This is my entrypoint into multiplayer fighting games. I started as a completely blank slate that could barely perform a special move, and I've slowly made my way from the ranks of Rookie up to Platinum in the span of many hours. It has been fun, and I keep finding new ways to improve myself. If you start on this journey, I also highly recommend checking out local fighting game communities. Most weeks now, I visit a local club to fight for a good 6 or so hours face-to-face, and you can learn so much in such a short span of time - and be exposed to games you might not know about or want to buy for home enjoyment!

Other than Guilty Gear Strive, you won't a find better beginner friendly fighting game. There are a lot of training options and modes like replay takeover and combo trials. The netcode is better than all other fighting games to date and there are also options for players with rank anxiety to play against a cpus trained on player data.

In a game that is already riddled with microtransactions and battle pass nonsense, I don't understand how the character passes aren't at least 10 euro cheaper. The character pass costs only 10 euro less than the base game, and the ultimate pass only gives you the stage (which you can easily get for free) and a costume each for the 4 dlc characters that have not been announced yet and won't come out until all 4 characters are out, so you have no idea what it looks like and if you'd even want it. The ultimate pass costs 10 euro MORE than the base game! They must be making crazy bank, and where's the money going? We only get 4 characters a year, and we're only getting a handful of paid costumes a year.... The rest of the stuff we're getting? Battle passes with awful avatar customisation, collabs that only give titles, and that's kinda it. Not even updates for world tour or anything. It's so bizarre that post-launch for this game has been so lackluster when it's been, and continues to be, such a giant success.

If I am paying 40+ euros for a game, i dont want to pay another or even more than 40 again for more content

30 bucks for base game + sell all your info + lock all dlc to online-only + denuvo + pay 40 bucks for a set of characters (you wont ever play more than 1 of them) + 8.99 tax for being a dummy that fell for it all thanks Capcom

If the game was more reasonably priced, there would be a lot more players.

What really caught my attention was the Drive system. At first, it’s a bit chaotic to understand Drive Impact, Parry, and Rush... but once you get the hang of it, it becomes a mental chess game in every round. You feel like you have more tools to turn the game around, but also that any mistake can cost you dearly. Modern Controls: I think they were a great addition. They're not a replacement for the classic ones for serious players, but for beginners or those just looking to have fun, they're VERY good. A little broken in some aspects, and honestly, casting a special with a single button is kind of annoying — but overall, I understand why Capcom implemented it.

As someone who started off in Rookie at release, I never expected to play and enjoy Street Fighter for this long. Even after finally hitting Master rank as my ultimate goal, I thought my love for this game would subside eventually. But it turns out I just love the fight. There are gripes and complaints I could make about this game (mostly having to do with monetization) but at the end of the day I'm simply addicted to the fight. Putting your skills and hours of practice on the line against someone else doing the same is exhilarating. Whether its at the top of the ranked ladder or in the mish mash of battle hub opponents, walking into the ring with someone else and leaving it all on the stage is some of the most rewarding competition I've ever experienced in gaming. Learning the language of fighting games has been a genuinely transformative journey for me, and I hope there are others out there who feel the same. Win or lose, the journey continues. I hope it never ends.

this game is genuinely so good but the pricing structure is awful, when did we decide that $100 for a collection of dlc characters was an okay thing to do