Cheats & Secrets

Cheats & Secrets

No Traditional Cheat Codes

Tekken 7 does not feature any developer-intended cheat codes, secret button combinations, or console commands on PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One/Series X|S, or PC (Steam). Unlike older fighting games that used Konami-style codes, Bandai Namco opted for a modern progression and DLC model. Any claim of a “cheat code” is typically a mod or a hoax. The only way to alter gameplay legitimately is through the in-game settings (e.g., changing difficulty, round count) or using Practice Mode features like recording actions.

Unlockable Characters

Most characters in Tekken 7 are available from the start or via paid DLC. The following characters require separate purchase or a valid product code (e.g., pre-order bonus). They cannot be unlocked by playing the game alone:

> Note: On the main menu, you can purchase any missing character through the Store tab. No character is unlockable purely through gameplay (e.g., arcade mode).

Secret Bosses

There are no secret bosses that appear outside of Story Mode or special events. In Story Mode, you fight:

• Devil Kazumi (final boss) – not a playable character without DLC/hacks.


• Heihachi’s past form – story-only.

In Treasure Battle mode, you face a random selection of opponents; there is no hidden boss encounter.



Easter Eggs & Hidden Features



#### Stage Interactions
Many stages have breakable floors, walls, or environmental hazards. These are not secret, but they add depth:

• Mishima Dojo – Two breakable floor sections (each round).


• Arctic Snowscape – Ceiling can collapse, sending fighters down a floor.


• Twilight Conflict – A train runs across the level; getting hit does damage.


• Souq – Hanging lanterns can be knocked down; the floor has a pit in round 3.


• G Corp Helipad – Helicopter blades appear in later rounds.


• Violet Systems – Breakable glass walls.


#### Hidden Visual References

• Souq stage: A sign reads “Galaga” (reference to Namco’s classic shooter).


• Mishima Zaibatsu stage: A portrait of Jinpachi Mishima (Tekken 5 boss) hangs in the background.


• G Corp Lab stage: A poster shows Heihachi from Tekken 1.


• Duomo di Sirio stage (DLC): Statues resemble Yoshimitsu and Kunimitsu.


#### Character-Specific Easter Eggs

• King can perform a taunt that mimics a “Rolling Death Cradle” even if not grabbing.


• Yoshimitsu has a “Manji Ninja” pose that changes his stance.


• Kuma / Panda have a “honey jar” taunt with a healing property (very small).


• Lucky Chloe has a taunt that makes the opponent dizzy if successfully landed.


• Eliza can transform into a bat during certain moves.


#### Color Edit Unlockables
Through Treasure Battle and Ranked Match wins, you unlock new color patterns for character customisation. Some rare patterns (e.g., “Millionaire’s Club” set) are extremely rare but not cheat-accessible.

#### Ghost Battle
In Online → Player Match, you can download the “ghost” AI of other players. This is a hidden way to train against other people’s playstyles offline. Not a cheat, but often overlooked.



Debug Mode (PC Only – Modded)


On PC (Steam), third-party mods can enable a Debug Menu. This is not an official feature. Using it may lead to VAC bans if used online. The debug mode allows:

• One-hit kills


• Infinite Rage


• Selecting any stage


• Viewing frame data


• Testing moves in real-time

To use it, you must apply a mod like “Tekken 7 Debug Menu” from Nexus Mods. This is not recommended for fair play.

Conclusion

Tekken 7 has no official cheat codes or secret unlock commands. All characters beyond the base roster require a purchase or a pre-order code. The only hidden content comes in the form of Easter eggs (stage references, character taunts) and unlockable customisation items. If you want to cheat on PC, mods exist, but they are not endorsed by the developers and may result in penalties.