🕹️ New release: Lunar Lander Beyond

Street Fighter 6

aka: SF6, Street Fighter VI

Moby ID: 203910

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Splash screen

thumbnail — The game first loads into what appears to be an attract mode...

thumbnail — ...but is actually shown to be part of the Battle Hub, where players can both interact in multiplayer and play classic Capcom fighting games in in-universe arcades.

thumbnail — The streamlined main menu

thumbnail — Pressing Tab opens the more useful "multi menu"

thumbnail — The launch cast in an over-edited speech prior to the World Tour mode

thumbnail — The cover star Luke gives the player a warm welcome.

thumbnail — The World Tour explains all the basics of Street Fighter mechanics as the chapters progress.

thumbnail — Another student of Luke's, Bosch, jumps into a challenge.

thumbnail — Metro City from afar

thumbnail — The phone is the key progression item in the World Tour mode...

thumbnail — ...showing missions, maps...

thumbnail — ...and messages from mainline characters.

thumbnail — Random people on the street can be approached for a fight.

thumbnail — Hostile denizens can do the same to the player, at times not even respecting the usual 1v1 format.

thumbnail — At the end of Luke's training arc, he wants to see what we've learned.

thumbnail — Chun-Li training Li Fen without breaking a sweat.

thumbnail — As the player moves on to Chun-Li as the next teacher, he joins her kung fu school she runs.

thumbnail — Outside the World Tour mode, the game contains truly extensive tutorials on the game's mechanics.

thumbnail — Even character-specific traits are explained to better understand them and help choose which one to main.

thumbnail — 18 characters at launch is not too shabby. Notice how they are shown in the same room...

thumbnail — ...and after selecting, they walk into the stage as if it is a high-production televised event.

thumbnail — Special effects are plentiful and the movement is high-energy.

thumbnail — The game can get quite vertical even with classic moves like Cammy's Cannon Spike.

thumbnail — Battle damage gradually appears on the fighters' models as they lose health.

thumbnail — Facial expessions can be used as taunts right before a match starts.

thumbnail — The AI pulls no punches.

thumbnail — But neither do I.

thumbnail — When standard gameplay becomes mundane, there's the Extreme Battle mode, which allows for quirky rule changes.

thumbnail — The training mode can be configured to not only display frame/keystroke data, but set the AI opponent to fight with a particular task.

thumbnail — Like in Street Fighter V, arcade mode cutscenes are static hand-drawn images with voiceovers.

thumbnail — In arcade mode, classic entries with simple taunts are used instead of the flashy entrances.

thumbnail — High-impact hits cause massive color splashes and slow-mo camera.

thumbnail — A boosted Spiral Arrow

thumbnail — Gravity is a cruel mistress.

thumbnail — Never change, Zangief.

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