Soulcalibur VI

As a fighting game, the title is just as accessible and is a quality addition to the genre as well. Though the game could use some more characters, Soulcalibur VI brings the series to contemporary gamers with its classic roster of characters, fun game modes, and robust gameplay under a fresh coat of paint and improvements. If you enjoy fast-paced, exciting combat that is easy to pick-up (and hard to master, as per usual), give Soulcalibur VI a look.

The various campaigns do a good job of telling a story while also giving people plenty of interactive fighting or exploration segments. The battling options offer shorter experiences against virtual and actual opponents to test you on what you have learned as you try to fight evil. There is so much to do here, which people willing to invest a lot of time will very likely appreciate.

And as previously stated, the single player stories vary pretty drastically in terms of quality, with some being downright boring and others being fairly compelling. Those who have no interest in the single player may want to hold off a bit on Soulcalibur 6, but everyone else will find a high quality fighting game with a fantastic roster of characters and smooth, consistently exciting action.