Tekken 7’s P2P netcode is pretty bad by modern standards, and if Tekken 8 features a similar netcode, fans will have to suffer for another decade or so until the next iteration comes out. And if you’ve been playing Tekken 7, you’d know how scary and exciting it can be. Since all the Alpha tests were only available for players physically present on the venues, the upcoming closed network test will be the first time we see Tekken 8’s netcode in action. While the second batch will be for Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, Steam, and PlayStation 5 players, starting on July 28 and ending on July 31. The first batch is only for PlayStation 5 players, starting from July 21 to July 24. The closed network test would be held in two batches. But, for the first time, Bandai Namco is hosting a closed network test for Tekken 8. We’ve already got plenty of local Alpha tests at different venues around the world for Tekken 8. While the game’s release date has not been announced yet, the character reveal trailers and the upcoming closed network test are a sign that Tekken 8 is just around the corner. Tekken 8 was first teased at EVO 2022 and was later properly announced via a trailer during the State of Play event in September 2022. The quality of Tekken 8’s netcode will drastically affect its success in the coming days compared to its rival fighting games.Īfter Street Fighter 6’s launch, which can only be regarded as a full-fledged success, all eyes are on Tekken 8 for what it will deliver.

This will be the first time we’ll be able to see Tekken 8’s netcode and crossplay features in action.While the second batch, from July 28 to July 31, will be available for Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and PlayStation 5 players. The first batch, from July 21 to July 24, will be available for PlayStation 5 players only.The closed network test will be held in two batches. Bandai Namco will feature a closed network test for Tekken 8 this month.

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