Fun game, predatory monetisation. Buyer discretion is advised.

Other than Guilty Gear Strive, you won't a find better beginner friendly fighting game. There are a lot of training options and modes like replay takeover and combo trials. The netcode is better than all other fighting games to date and there are also options for players with rank anxiety to play against a cpus trained on player data.

If the game was more reasonably priced, there would be a lot more players.

30 bucks for base game + sell all your info + lock all dlc to online-only + denuvo + pay 40 bucks for a set of characters (you wont ever play more than 1 of them) + 8.99 tax for being a dummy that fell for it all thanks Capcom

great street fighter, really liked the campaign. im not sure what happened in it cause i skipped all the dialogue but the fights and cutscenes are amazing, the master system is really good too. those dlc prices tho, damn! thats what i call greedy

In a game that is already riddled with microtransactions and battle pass nonsense, I don't understand how the character passes aren't at least 10 euro cheaper. The character pass costs only 10 euro less than the base game, and the ultimate pass only gives you the stage (which you can easily get for free) and a costume each for the 4 dlc characters that have not been announced yet and won't come out until all 4 characters are out, so you have no idea what it looks like and if you'd even want it. The ultimate pass costs 10 euro MORE than the base game! They must be making crazy bank, and where's the money going? We only get 4 characters a year, and we're only getting a handful of paid costumes a year.... The rest of the stuff we're getting? Battle passes with awful avatar customisation, collabs that only give titles, and that's kinda it. Not even updates for world tour or anything. It's so bizarre that post-launch for this game has been so lackluster when it's been, and continues to be,...

Gotta love when you have to spend hours researching what exactly comes with each version of the game (looking at you Hitman 3) only to find out in-game you'd need to spend even more $ if you wanted to experience all the content lol "modern gaming" everyone

The game is fine, and would be a solid addition to the franchise, if not for monetization so disgusting it makes me genuinely feel hatred for this game. If I buy a fighting game, i want all the characters, or at the very least, all the core characters. Sprinkle in some characters you need to unlock by doing XYZ in game, and you have a classic good ol fighting game. Now, these jackasses give you a gimped roster, and one that's missing several core characters. They then have the **** to charge you $10 PER CHARACTER, for fighters that the game should have come with. If you want to get everybody, you're looking at a game well above $100, and that's not including outfits. At this point, it's my opinion that Capcom can kiss the entirety of my ***, and **** all the way off.

Capcom has perfected an art that shouldn’t exist: selling less, charging more, and still making you grateful. Their games often launch as skeletons — bare-boned, missing flesh — yet they carry a premium price tag like lavish banquets. The earliest fans, rushing in with their loyalty, end up paying full price for barely half the experience. Months later, after updates,the game finally feels complete — just as discounts roll out.The shame in this is not that their sales are poor, but that they want to take advantage of price discrimination to harvest more potential customers' wallets.Latecomers get the full feast at half the price, while early buyers are stuck with empty plates. You might wonder why I’m even bothering to comment now, after barely playing the game for two years. Here’s the thing: I just can’t stand Capcom anymore. In 2023, I paid over 600 RMB for the so-called “Ultimate Edition” — just the base game, Year 1 content, and a bunch of meaningless extras. ...

I've only got the base game which I got on sale. I had fun while I was playing... BUT, the greed is strong with this one. Really, get the base game on sale [or not] and employ patience. Its Capcom. There will at some point be an Ultra Super Mega Hyper Champion Arcade + Upper Edition Version XX with everything included. Then wait for that to go on sale as well.