Variety notes that the gameplay refinements and improvements to the flow of combat are a true highlight in the latest outing, especially with the inclusion of the Reversal Edge that allows players to execute a rock, paper, scissors style combo-breaker/counter system not too dissimilar from the wager system in Injustice 2. There's still a ranked mode for gamers who want to test their might against other players, not unlike Tekken 7 or NetherRealm Studios' Mortal Kombat X, but there aren't a whole lot of other options when it comes to the online multiplayer component. This is due to the focus mostly on single-player content. The review did criticize the multiplayer component for not being quite as in-depth as they were expecting. Soul Calibur 6 keeps enough of the series roots, even given its reboot status, that old time fans should have a blast as well. The fact that this game is a pseudo-reboot makes it a perfect jumping in point for those who have never played Soul Calibur before. The deep Story and Mission Modes were a ton of fun and were a great way to learn the lore of the series. I'm a single-player aficionado, so Soul Calibur 6 really appealed to me. The review rounds out with a 4.5 out of 5, stating: It also enjoyed the RPG-like Mission Mode, too, calling it the "real meat" of the game. Game Revolution, for instance, loved the Soul Chronicle story mode, which the outlet noted gives each of the main characters an opportunity to shine on the grand stage. The scores from most sites aren't dripping with 10 out of 10s or 100 out of 100s, but it comes awfully close from a few notable outlets.
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