Tekken 7: Fated Retribution

Overview

Tekken 7: Fated Retribution (known in the console versions as Tekken 7) is a 3D fighting game developed and released by Bandai Namco for arcades (running the PC-based Namco System ES3 hardware) exclusively in Japan on July 5, 2016.

An enhanced re-release of the 2015 game Tekken 7, Fated Retribution adds four additional characters (one of whom is a guest character from Capcom's Street Fighter series), new default outfits for a variety of characters, and a new variation of the Rage Art (the "Rage Drive").

The game was later ported to the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on June 2, 2017, adding a dedicated story mode and the return of some characters from previous Tekken games, with additional characters and modes added later as paid downloadable content (with multiple season passes). Some of these additions were later brought back into the arcade version on February 2019 (as Tekken 7: Fated Retribution - Round 2).

The main story, playable in the console version (known as "The Mishima Saga"), takes place after the events of Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion and is told from the perspective of a reporter whose family were lost in the crossfire between the Mishima Zaibatsu and G Corporation. Although Jin Kazama has defeated the demon Azazel, his absence in the Zaibatsu has led Heihachi Mishima to regain control and escalate matters against G and its head (his son, Kazuya).

Characters

Along with all 26 characters from the original Tekken 7, the original arcade release added 4 additional characters (for a total of 30). The console release added 6 additional characters (for a total of 36), with additional characters added via post-release DLC. As of the release of Ganryu, this total was brought up to 47.

Fated Retribution is the first Tekken game to include guest characters from outside of Namco's games (including those from other game genres and media). One of these characters, Akuma from the Street Fighter series, was made an important part of the game's main story.

New Additions

Arcade Release

• Master Raven
• Akuma (known as Gouki in the Japanese version, guest character from the Street Fighter series, boss character)
• Bob (returns from Tekken 6)
• Nina Williams (returns from Tekken 6)

Console Release

All characters that debuted on the Console version of the game were added to the Arcade version on July 27, 2017.

• Eddy Gordo (returns from Tekken 6)
• Kuma (returns from Tekken 6)
• Lee Chaolan (returns from Tekken 6)
• Miguel Cabellero Rojo (returns from Tekken 6)
• Panda (returns from Tekken 6)
• Eliza (returns from Tekken Revolution, pre-order bonus, later made available as paid DLC)

Season 1 DLC

Both Season 1 characters were added to the arcade version on February 2019.

• Geese Howard (guest character from the Fatal Fury series, added on November 29, 2017)
• Noctis Lucis Caelum (guest character from Final Fantasy XV, added on March 19, 2018)

Season 2 DLC

All Season 2 characters (other than Negan) were added to the arcade version on February 2019.

• Anna Williams (returns from Tekken 6, added on September 5, 2018)
• Lei Wulong (returns from Tekken 6, added on September 5, 2018)
• Craig Marduk (returns from Tekken 6, added on December 3, 2018)
• Armor King (returns from Tekken 6, added on December 3, 2018)
• Julia Chang (returns from Tekken 6, added on February 28, 2019)
• Negan (guest character from The Walking Dead comic and TV series, featuring the voice and likeness of Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who portrayed the character in the TV series, added on February 28, 2019)

Season 3 DLC

• Zafina (returns from Tekken 6, added on September 9, 2019)
• Leroy Smith (added on December 10, 2019)
• Ganryu (returns from Tekken 6, added on December 10, 2019)
• Fahkumram (upcoming)

Returning Characters

• Alisa Bosconovitch
• Asuka Kazama
• Bryan Fury
• Claudio Serafino
• Feng Wei
• Gigas
• Heihachi Mishima (boss character)
• Hwoarang
• Jack-7
• Jin Kazama (with his "Devil" form as a separate character, boss character)
• Josie Rizal
• Katarina Alves
• Kazumi Mishima (with her "Devil" form as a separate unplayable character, boss character)
• Kazuya Mishima (can transform into his "Devil" form)
• King
• Lars Alexandersson
• Leo Kliesen
• Lili de Rochefort
• Ling Xiaoyu
• Lucky Chloe
• Marshall Law
• Paul Phoenix
• Sergei Dragunov
• Shaheen
• Steve Fox
• Yoshimitsu

Stages

New Additions

Arcade Release

• Abandoned Temple - 27'x27'. Octagonal.

• Mishima Building - 22'x22'. Octagonal.

Console Release

Added to the Arcade version on July 27, 2017.

• Arena - 24'x24'. Octagonal.

• Brimstone & Fire - 24.2'x24.2'. Octagonal.

• Duomo di Sirio - 23'x20'. One wall can be broken, leading to a separate 26'x22.5' floor.

• G Corp. Helipad - Unique hexagonal shape (roughly taking up a 24'x16' area). Has a wall on each side that can be broken to extend that side. Has a Nighttime variant.

• Geometric Plane - 24'x24'.

• Infinite Azure - Infinite. Nighttime variant added in Season 2.

• Kinder Gym - 24'x24'.

• Precipice of Fate - 24.2'x24.2'. Octagonal.

• Violet Systems - 26'x22.5'.

DLC Stages

First two DLC stages were added to the arcade version on February 2019.

• Howard Estate - 22'x15'. One side has four walls that can be broken, the first three extending that side by 9' and the third leading to a separate 23.5'x18' floor. Requires access to the Geese Howard DLC.

• Hammerhead - 28'x16'. Initial line faces corners. Requires access to the Noctis Lucis Caelum DLC.

• Last Day on Earth - 28'x16'. Requires access to the Negan DLC.

Returning Stages

• Arctic Snowfall - Infinite.

• Devil's Pit - 24'x24'. Octogonal. Once a fighter reaches their match point, both fighters are transferred to a separate Infinite floor.

• Dragon's Nest - 24'x24'. Octagonal.

• Forgotten Realm - 18'x24'. Initial line faces corners. Floor can be broken up to three times, each break leading to a identical floor (with the final floor being 20'x25').

• Jungle Outpost - 23'x13'. One wall can be broken, leading to a separate 26'x11.5' floor. That floor has a wall that can be broken, extending the stage to 26'x26'. Daytime variant added in Season 2.

• Mishima Dojo - 20'x24'.

• Souq - 26.5'x17.5'. Initial line faces corners. One side has larger corners.

• Twilight Conflict - 22'x19'. One wall can be broken, leading to a separate 24'x16.5' floor. Sunset variant added in Season 2.