Review: Street Fighter VI, an evolution in fighting games

It is also possible to take some lessons with the most important characters in the franchise to learn their moves or fighting styles. Chun Li, for example, will give you some advice on how to use your legs in your fights.

Street Fighter VI seems to fall short, but it has a future

The character catalog is 18. An amount that might sound low, but in reality it represents an acceptable start, in addition to each of the fighters having characteristics that make them feel unique, while maintaining the balance of the game.

The most veteran or those who had not played the title for many years will meet iconic characters like Chun Li, Ken or Ryu, while beginner players will see current options, such as Luke or Lily, inspired by Mexican culture, in addition to that the game will receive updates, that is, more character options will be integrated.

An element that will also lengthen its life is the online gaming options. If you are looking for a casual meeting with a friend, both of you can connect to play a game or you can wait to be matched with a user of your level, which is relevant for those who

On the other hand, the game exudes personality. I was able to play it on PlayStation 5 and all the street elements showed the intention of transporting you, precisely, to street fights where urban culture and graffiti play an important role.

Conclusion

During my experience I didn’t have any type of performance drop and something that caught my attention was the character redesign. Ryu looks like a more veteran fighter, while Lily gets to barge in with her joviality.

With this video game, Capcom once again demonstrated that it is an important company in the video game industry, since it has historical franchises (such as Resident Evil and Megaman), which it is treating with love through video games that innovate in their system of game to recapture players and attract new ones.