Street Fighter 6 has a lot of different game modes for fans to jump into and play however they would like. One game mode that made its first appearance in Street Fighter 6 is the ambitious World Tour mode. World Tour allows players to start a single-player journey through the world of Street Fighter and take on challengers and mentors from all around the world.
Gamers will also be able to create their own character to adventure with, and even deck them out with almost any combination of moves learned by various Street Fighter 6 characters like Ryu. In World Tour mode, there are plenty of things to do that will keep fans busy. Players are even able to pick up a "part-time job."
7 The Story
The main aspect of Street Fighter 6's World Tour game mode is its fierce narrative. Starting out, players are a trainee at Luke's gym in America, but soon they will head out on an adventure around the world while studying under different Street Fighter 6 characters. Players also have a rival named Bosch who plays a major part in World Tour's story.
Story quests in World Tour mode are recognizable by their radiant red color icon that appears on the map. To unlock more moves, masters, and locations, players will need to advance in the story.
6 Sub-Missions
Sub-missions in Street Fighter 6's World Tour mode are simply side quests that players can complete for extra cash or experience. Sometimes, these side quests even reward fans with new clothing or items as well, making them a neat activity to take part in. As players advance through World Tour mode's story missions, more and more Sub-missions will become available around the map.
Sub-missions are distinguished by their light blue icon, making them easy to spot on the map. Some sub-missions also unlock bus stops, which are important when fast-traveling.
5 Pick Up A Part-Time Job
While it isn't a serious part-time job that players can find themselves doing in Street Fighter 6, these "part-time job" activities are one of the most fun (and rewarding) things to do in Metro City. Part-time jobs are simply side activities that players can find and do in World Tour mode. These are great for beginners to earn quick money.
Starting, players will be able to make pizza at the local HadoPizza pizza food truck in Metro City. Over time, players will unlock different types of part-time jobs, such as breaking boards. Each of these jobs helps enforce players' skills in some way, such as performing move inputs and learning attack positions.
4 Fight Almost Anyone You See
One of the best features of World Tour that sold the mode to many players is the fact that they can fight with almost any character they find on Street Fighter 6's map. Street fighting is the most popular activity in Metro City, and arguably the world that Street Fighter 6 takes place in.
That said, civilians walking on the sidewalks, vendors serving food, and even an elderly couple enjoying their time near the ocean are all able to be fought. There is a level indicator above that NPC, and players can initiate a fight by pressing the respective button, or by using a Master Action.
3 Train With Masters
Masters in Street Fighter 6 are the roster characters that gamers play as in regular matches of Street Fighter. Starting in World Tour, players will be studying under the master, Luke. Studying under a master means learning that character's fighting style, special moves, poses, and even Super Arts. Players will be able to take advantage of some of the best characters in Street Fighter 6.
These masters, like Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, and E. Honda, are all found around the world. To increase the rank of a master, players will need to beat opponents while using that master's fighting style or other special moves. This will allow more moves to be learned by that master, and eventually Super Arts.
2 Shop Around
Fighting is the main part of all of Street Fighter 6, even its World Tour mode. But, that doesn't mean players necessarily need to pursue a fight every minute while playing the single-player campaign.
There are many shops in Street Fighter 6's Metro City that players can browse through. These shops have clothes that players can equip onto their characters, an upgrade system for gear, an option to change the color of clothes, and there is even a shop that allows players to change the entire appearance of their custom avatar for 1000 Zenny.
1 Avatar Battles
The Battle Hub is another sort of game mode that players can find on the main menu, but players can travel to the Battle Hub from the World Tour world map. The Battle Hub is a multiplayer hub with shops, arcade machines, and so much more. The Battle Hub also has a spot where players can gather and battle against one another with their custom avatars.
Though there isn't any level scaling, avatar battles are a fun way to show off custom-made characters, and try out custom move sets against real players. Of course, some movesets may seem unfair with the combination of different character's moves, but avatar battles are all in good fun.
Street Fighter 6 is available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.