TEKKEN 7 - DLC13: Frame Data Display for Windows

Data-driven DLC for Tekken 7

TEKKEN 7 - DLC13: Frame Data Display is a premium utility from BANDAI NAMCO, serving as an add-on to the fighting game TEKKEN 7. Offering additional game statistics in the form of frame data. This is perfect for competitive players who wish to see exact details such as character position status, distance measurements, or frame estimates.

TEKKEN 7 - DLC13: Frame Data Display only offers informational advantage and does not come with any cosmetics, unlike other downloadable content from the game such as TEKKEN 7 DLC 2 Geese Howard Pack or TEKKEN 7 - DLC3: Noctis Lucis Caelum Pack.

Analyze every moment, frame by frame

TEKKEN 7 - DLC13: Frame Data Display is a small yet straightforward add-on for every competitive Tekken gamer. It costs less than other DLCs with a highly technical application. Once available. It’s easy to install since launchers like Steam automatically install the content. Basically, it shows frame information for various fighting modes, from Practice Mode and Warm-Up mode to online player matches.

As a DLC, it requires the base game to run. Additionally, players might experience conflicts with the game. Issues like the add-on not loading or the game randomly crashing can easily be resolved by updating your base game. Once loaded, it can be used to view frame-by-frame data about your movement and character positioning. It even automatically calculates the distance between characters, so you can estimate attacks better.

If you’re a regular TEKKEN 7 player, you’ll be better off purchasing this feature together with the Season Battle Pass. As it is, it’s hardly worth your money. Additionally, it warrants additional diligence since it is packaged together with other bundles, which makes it an acceptable add-on. In most cases, though, you can refund this DLC if you already had it from another bundle.

For technical players only

Although TEKKEN  8 has started hitting the shelves, its predecessor remains popular with a lot of players. In fact, it has spurred a renewed interest in the seventh entry. Unfortunately, while TEKKEN 7 - DLC13: Frame Data Display is a useful tool, it’s just not worth the price as a standalone DLC. If you’re a true TEKKEN fan, you can go with other bundles instead.