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Worst SF game ever made, absolute travesty. The gall of these scummy developers to release an unfinished game packed with pay to unlockWorst SF game ever made, absolute travesty. The gall of these scummy developers to release an unfinished game packed with pay to unlock prompts - outrageous!I also think this chunky ugly visual style needs to die - the characters just look ridiculous.They should let the franchise die at this stage, they’ve clearly lost their way. I won’t be giving greedy useless Capcom a penny again after this insulting mess.

SFV has become an incredible fighter since its flat launch. With updates aplenty and refinements. Champion edition launches this month. GrabSFV has become an incredible fighter since its flat launch. With updates aplenty and refinements. Champion edition launches this month. Grab it. 40 characters 36 stages, various music etc. It's now a premier fighting game. Looks and sounds amazing.

At the moment, with its fantastic gameplay but a serious lack of content, Street Fighter 5 is a solid 7/10; a good game that is a great for fans of the genre but can’t be recommended to all. Hopefully though, in a year’s time when the promised features have been added and the roster of fighters has been increased in number, it’ll be worthy of a 9/10. Until then however, those looking for single player fighting thrills should look elsewhere to get their kicks, whilst those wanting to just play online will definitely enjoy Street Fighter 5, but may find its repetition of stages and fighters slightly irksome.

This game is not that bad. I mean, the only reason why I'm saying this is because all you can do is just fight. That's it. Story line wasThis game is not that bad. I mean, the only reason why I'm saying this is because all you can do is just fight. That's it. Story line was good. Capcom should make Street Fighter 6 good.

So Street Fighter V is a fighting game and i will rate it like one.Street Fighter V has:+ the best fighting mechanics+ well balancedSo Street Fighter V is a fighting game and i will rate it like one.Street Fighter V has:+ the best fighting mechanics+ well balanced fighters+ smooth gameplay+ steady frame-rate (60 fps)+ best netcode+ support for the complete PS4 era (maybe 3 or 4 more years)+ new free updates+ new fighters, which you can buy with fight money, so you dont have to spend real money on it+ most e-sport support+ best local and online tournamentsnow the negative aspects:- long loading times -> they are aware of that- they are working on the servers- lobby only for 2 -> that will change in march- no real story mode -> that will change in march- long waiting times for matches -> they are working on the servers- some disconnects -> they are working on the serversBesides these small negative aspects, which are really annoying sometimes, you get the best fighting game. No errors for me (i play it on pc). If you have problems with that, wait until march. If you are no whining kid, who needs attention from his mother, buy it now. There are enough good prices for this game if you buy a steam key.If you want a nice offline experience, buy it in march, but why offline? I don't understand the people who buy it to play arcade or the story mode, JUST WHY???

With control options on the PC being rather limited, the game is only good for those who care about competition. For everyone else looking for something closer to what the older games provided, give it a month to see if things improve.

This game is not complete. Do NOT purchase until they have at least included an Arcade Mode! Anything you unlock, CANNOT BE ACCESSED until theThis game is not complete. Do NOT purchase until they have at least included an Arcade Mode! Anything you unlock, CANNOT BE ACCESSED until the Capcom Store update comes in March. The game also only comes with 16 characters, and is a massive step down from SFIV (although the gameplay is arguably better). This is a glaringly weak and bare-bones game when compared to MKX, BlazBlue, Guilty Gear Xrd.

I agree with the other users, this feels like an early access game. There aren't many single player options (I am shocked they didn't includeI agree with the other users, this feels like an early access game. There aren't many single player options (I am shocked they didn't include a player vs. CPU mode or an arcade mode) and this makes the game very overpriced for what it is. The only reason I gave it a 5 is because I think this game has a lot of opportunity in future. If they where to add more features and maybe add more characters or make DLC characters available for everyone, the price would be a lot more reasonable. However the visuals and audio are pretty good and have that SF feel to it.

​As a fighting game Street Fighter 5 has ​potential, especially thanks to the new mechanics in the battles. It is challenging, but it does not really show as the game feels unfinished and does not have enough modes and content.

Launch troubles and lack of single player aside (which this score addresses), Street Fighter V is a brilliant fighting game. While currently in its infant stage, Street Fighter V will continue to grow into something amazing.

As soon as Street Fighter 5 was announced to the public, I was immediately taken back to my childhood days – but maybe for the wrong reasons. Yet again, the game was mostly ignored by the media. The same thing happened to Street Fighter 3 in the late 90s. But Capcom still worked diligently on their Beat 'Em Up. The end result might look a little small on overall content, but as Capcom promised, Street Fighter 5 will constantly get new content until the end of the PS4-era.

Street Fighter V - Early Access✔ Not finished✔ Extremely low content✔ Broken launch✔ Error 2100d✔ Overpriced✔ Ugly graphics andStreet Fighter V - Early Access✔ Not finished✔ Extremely low content✔ Broken launch✔ Error 2100d✔ Overpriced✔ Ugly graphics and pictures✔ Sadly optimized✔ Only 16 characters on startRISE UP !

The game is not finished. It lacks alot of the content.Let's use sf4 as the base example, SF5 lacks1: Basic keyboard remap, you can'tThe game is not finished. It lacks alot of the content.Let's use sf4 as the base example, SF5 lacks1: Basic keyboard remap, you can't remap your desired keyboard controls. if you play with a keyboard, just don't bother2: No arcade mode. some people don't care about an arcade mode, but alot people do, it's a great mode to play casually and testing out ur combos in semi real combat versus AI, but the game doesn't have it3: No trial mode. The game lacks a trial mode that exsited in almost every fighting game that has been released after 2003, and it's a great mode to learn characters and basic combos, yet the game don't have it.4: You cant really invite your friend to play with you at the moment, it asks for a fighter ID where requires you to login into the CFN(capcom fighter network), and the function is not avaliable yet, so playing with your friend is not possible.5: varies missing features such as the store is not even implemented yet.6: lots of fight sticks are not supported yet like the old games did, so if u have a fight stick and wanting to play this game, better check with the forum and see if ur stick is supported.this is what I found so far, will be updating this review if I find more issues or if capcom fixes these issues.Way to ♥♥♥♥ up an release of you most anticipated game this year, capcom

A bit of a shaky launch, however the servers are now working fine and the connections are the best I've ever had in any fighting game; itA bit of a shaky launch, however the servers are now working fine and the connections are the best I've ever had in any fighting game; it honestly feels like local play. The cast is diverse and so far all the characters seem pretty well balanced, so you won't be penalized for liking a certain character.Although for now lacking a bit in single player features, this was known ahead of time and will get added in the very near future.Though who would want story mode when you can take the excellent gameplay online is beyond me.

Street Fighter V delivers where it counts as a fighting game, the gameplay, and makes leaps and bounds of improvement everywhere else. That makes it a must-buy if you're any type of fan of the series—especially since there are no Super, Ultra or Turbo versions coming out in the future.

If you are a Street Fighter fan, and are looking forward to seriously competing in this console generation’s great fighting game franchise, then your time has arrived.

With its new gameplay elements, user-friendly controls and style, Street Fighter V has turned into a 'must-play' fighting game that we are all looking for.

Street Fighter V paves the way for the future of Capcom’s legendary fighting game series—but it’s also a release that’s relying on near-future updates in order to feel like a finished product. Once they come, however, this should really be something special.

Street Fighter V is easily the fighting title I’ve had the most fun playing in my 20 years of gaming. That’s also why the overall package is such a disappointment. Instead of getting a feature complete, content filled package, we’re instead left with a bare bones offering that doesn’t even have the basics of the genre. The gameplay is phenomenal, with the enhancements being a natural progression of the series, but you have so few ways to experience it.

If you're looking for anything other than a solid fighting game with strong netcode, you should probably hold off until the game sees a few more updates.