Street Fighter VI EN United States

Key features: 18 playable warriors, Three vast game modes, Single-player campaign and multiplayer, Three control types to choose from, Real-time comments. The fight continues Street Fighter 6 marks the seventh main entry in the iconic fighting game franchise. Staying true to its roots, it delivers intense 1v1 battles within 2D arenas and boasts a diverse roster of warriors to choose from and incredibly polished gameplay. Play the way you like World Tour, Fighting Ground, and Battle Hub are the three main game modes you’ll find in Street Fighter 6. In World Tour, you’ll embark on a solo story-driven adventure set in the vibrant streets of Metro City. Battle Hub serves as a social arena where players can connect and challenge one another in thrilling matches. Meanwhile, Fighting Ground provides the perfect platform to hone your skills and compete in both online and offline battles. Gameplay Street Fighter 6 introduces exciting new features to the iconic formula. You can select from three control types: Classic, Modern, or Dynamic. Hence, you can pick the option tailored perfectly to suit your skills and preferences. A standout addition is the Drive Gauge, a unique system that allows players to strategically use stored energy for offensive or defensive moves. Adding to the experience is real-time commentary, which not only heightens the thrill of each match but also helps players better understand the gameplay. Extensive roster In the base game, you can choose from 18 playable warriors. The list includes both newcomers and fighters that fans have known since the earliest Street Fighter installments. Blanka, Cammy, Chun-Li, Dee Jay, Dhalsim, Edmond Honda, Guile, Jamie Siu, JP, Juri, Ken Masters, Kimberly Jackson, Lily, Luke Sullivan, Manon, Marisa, Ryu, Zangief. Release date and platforms Street Fighter 6 was developed and published by Capcom. The game came out on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S|X, and PC on Jun 2, 2023. The arcade version debuted on December 14, 2023, and the Nintendo Switch 2 edition hit the shelves on June 5, 2025.