Tekken 8

Prepare for an electrifying display of martial arts mastery in the Tekken 8 tournament at Virtuocity Battlegrounds! This iconic fighting game brings intense one-on-one combat, where every punch, kick, and combo counts. Players will go head-to-head, showcasing their skills with a diverse roster of fighters, each armed with unique styles and devastating techniques. With precise timing and flawless execution determining the path to victory, Tekken fans are in for a thrilling showdown of raw power and unmatched strategy. The battle for the title of King of Iron Fist begins—who will reign supreme?

The Tekken 8 tournament will adopt an open-bracket format, welcoming up to 256 warriors to test their mettle in a rigorous double-elimination bracket. This setup guarantees participants a second chance to prove themselves, keeping the competition fierce and the outcomes uncertain until the very end. Fighters must stay sharp and adapt quickly, as each match could be their path to redemption or their final stand. With so many spots available, the arena at Virtuocity Battlegrounds will be a battleground where only the strongest and most strategic will advance, pushing the limits of their skills in pursuit of the coveted King of Iron Fist title.

Platform

Playstation 5

Location

Virtuocity

Registration

Free

format

Double

PRIZE POOL

Format & In-Game Rules

Match Procedure

Procedural Rules

Double Blind Character Selection:

Either player may request that a double-blind selection occur. In this situation, a designated referee or TO will be told, in secret, each of the player’s choices for the first round. Both players are to then select their first-round character, with the referee validating the character selections.

Pausing:

If a player either intentionally or accidentally pauses the game by either pressing the start button or unplugging his or his opponent’s controller, the offending player must forfeit a round. This penalty may be increased or decreased at the sole discretion of the TO.

Restarts:

Tournament Organizers may approve a full or partial game restart due to exceptional circumstances, such as a power outage.

Stalling:

Stalling, or excessively delaying the game or match, may result in a game or match forfeit at the discretion of the TOs.

Alting:

Players may not use alternate accounts and/or deliberately hide their identities to manipulate seeding or to appear twice on the ranking. If a player wishes to change their tag, they must contact a TO before they do so.

Colorblind Clause:

Players may request that their opponent change colors to accommodate colorblindness or if their color is indistinguishable from the stage background. The request must be made before the match starts.

Warm-Ups/Button Check:

Warm-up periods and controller tests may not exceed 30 seconds on the in-game timer. Violation of this rule may result in an automatic forfeit at the discretion of TOs.

Coaching:

Coaching, defined as deliberately giving or receiving advice to/from another person during a match or between matches during Grand Finals, is not allowed and may result in penalties for both parties.

Tardiness:

Any players not present for their match by 15 minutes past the scheduled start time, without prior communication with TOs, is subject to total disqualification from the respective tournament.

Collusion:

Players suspected of colluding may be immediately disqualified from the tournament. This includes intentionally throwing a match, splitting a payout, or committing any other form of bracket manipulation. The TO reserves the right to deny payout of event winnings to any player suspected of colluding.

Restarts:

Players may request to restart a game if they believe it was set up incorrectly, such as the wrong character(s), stage, controls, or in-game settings. Such requests may or may not be approved at the sole discretion of the TO.

Controller Interference:

If a player’s controller is found to be the cause of disruption to a tournament (during a match or otherwise), such player is subject to complete disqualification from the respective tournament.

Misinterpretation/Misconfiguration:

If a game was played under a misconfiguration of the game settings that could have materially affected the result of the game, a player may petition the TO to have that game replayed. The final decision is at the discretion of the TO. This must be done immediately after the game in question; after the next game is started, the previous game shall not be replayed regardless of whether the rules were set correctly.

Final Rulings:

If any unforeseen situations occur, the judgment of TOs are final. The TO reserves the right to alter rules or format during the tournament in the best interests of the tournament and the circuit.

Controllers:

Any controller is permitted provided that it does not use a macro or turbo function. TOs may inspect any controller at any time.

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