Tekken 7 Trophy Guide & Roadmap

You have two options. Either select “Warm Up” which will try to pair you up with random opponents but you can always choose to accept/deny the match with them. Or you go to match lists where you can directly challenge other players.

How to boost: Both players go to match list and search simultaneously. If you see each other on the list you can send a challenge. Alternatively, both players (or a group of boosting partners) can enter Warm-Up and just deny challenges from strangers until you randomly get paired up. If you are from different continents this might not work so well (it will try to pair you with nearby people for best Ping). Make sure you put the search options to “Any” for rank and speed. Otherwise your search will be very limited and you’ll rarely find players.

A lot of people keep getting the error “connection to the player has been lost”. This is a game bug with the multiplayer. If you have this error, go into Warm-Up, put search to “Any” and keep accepting all match requests. I had this error myself and it took me about 20 minutes to find a working match. In Match Lists I was searching for 30 minutes and never got a working match. Warm-Up mode seems to work better if you are affected by the connection error.

You can fight against random people or create a private session and invite a friend to boost it with you. Making a private invite-only session is also great for boosting the 10 online battles.

Those are contests with semifinals and finals. Two people always get paired up and the winner moves on to the next round until only one person is left. Luckily, you don’t have to win a whole tournament, just one single match of it. Before the tournament you can see everyone’s rank. If there are too many high level people in your tournament leave and look for a different one.

You can also create a tournament yourself and have friends join you to help boost this. It’s possible to make invite-only tournaments but they require 4 players to start.

How to boost: Create a private Player Match with only 2 slots and make them invite-only. Now invite a boosting partner and do the 10 matches (you get two wins from doing the tournament and ranked trophies).

You can select easy difficulty at the start of the story. Difficulty can be changed anytime when losing a match. It’s not hard at all and you can just spam the same easy moves over and over again (e.g. press Square-Button repeatedly).

Here’s a video of the full story for your viewing pleasure:

They are very short, you just need to finish one match with 10 fighters in this mode.

Here’s a video of all character endings for your viewing pleasure:

Now deal 50,000 damage. It counts across multiple sessions but the tracking is a little bit off. I had done a lot of practice and for me it popped when I had dealt 48,000 damage in a single session. It’s highly advisable that you do 50,000 in one single session to avoid tracking problems. In the practice match it will display how much damage you’ve dealt during the session.

Each Treasure Battle win gives at least one box drop. Perfect wins and long win streaks can earn you more drops per match. Winning 50 Treasure Battle matches will unlock this trophy.

To reach Warrior rank you need to win 70+ matches, so you are guaranteed to get well over 70 boxes along the way.

In treasure battle it’s very random when a special event triggers (depends on your win streak, usually every 10-20 wins or so). The more reliable option is to do it in arcade mode. It consists of only 5 stages. In the game options you can set the matches to 1 round and the CPU to easy to speed things up. After defeating the Devil Kazumi boss in stage 5 there’s a small chance that an additional 6th stage with Akuma will trigger. It took me about 10 arcade playthroughs to trigger this event (random and luck dependent). Most of the time you won’t get a 6th stage at all and the arcade ends after Devil Kazumi. Just do a few plathroughs and you should get it.

In treasure battle it’s very random when a special event triggers (depends on your win streak, usually every 10 wins or so). The more reliable option is to do it in arcade mode. It consists of only 5 stages. The endboss in stage 5 will always be Devil Kazumi! In the game options you can set the matches to 1 round and the CPU to easy difficulty. Beat Arcade Mode once (takes 4-5 minutes) and this trophy will is guaranteed to unlock at the end.

I got it in story chapter 2 while fighting the Jack-4 army with Kazuya (first match of the chapter). Make sure you’re on easy difficulty (deals more damage), push an enemy to the wall and spam L1+Square with Kazuya. The Jack-4’s take more damage than normal enemies. Alternatively you can do a rage art on an opponent that you are juggling in the air. Rage Arts deal well over 70 damage and you can do it in practice mode.

This can be done in Practice Mode!
You can repeat the same combo of the same character 3 times in a practice session.

Every character has a predefined 10-Hit combo in their move list. Some actually do just 5 hits but they are called “10-Hit Combo”, so they count regardless. You don’t even have to hit an enemy with those moves, just perform them.
One very easy combo is from Katarina. She has only one 10-Hit Combo in her move list and it’s very simple to do. Go to the move list during a practice match, click on it to view a video of the combo and then mark it to see the button prompts on-screen. You can also try with other characters if you like. Many of them have easy combos.

The fastest way to get it is in Practice Mode. Turn on Rage in the Settings (during practice match press options-button > other settings > player rage = on). Now repeat the same rage drive 10 times in a row and the trophy will unlock. The rage drive combo of your fighter is also displayed before every match. For example King’s is activated by holding Down+Left+Square+Triangle.

The fastest way to get it is in Practice Mode. Turn on Rage in the Settings (during practice match press options-button > other settings > player rage = on). Now repeat the same rage art 20 times in a row and the trophy will unlock.

Here’s a video of all rage arts in the game for your viewing pleasure:

The fastest way to get this is in Treasure Battle Mode (Offline). You don’t need to play online for this! In Treasure Battle you face CPU opponents with increasing ranks. As you level up you will encounter opponents with higher ranks and their difficulty increases. They start doing longer combos, block more etc.

Up to Dan 12 it’s really quite doable. Even if fighting games aren’t your thing there are some combo exploits the CPU can’t counter. One such combo is Kazuya’s attack “Roundhouse to Triple Spin Kick” (Move 46 in his move list). To use it, hold D-Pad Up, Circle, Circle, Circle, Circle. It will hit different body parts so it’s hard to counter. Just keep spamming this move and you’ll get through most matches with ease (credit to 94mav98 for this tactic). When the opponent falls to the ground wait for them to stand up and immediately launch the next attack. If timed correctly the enemy won’t get a chance to hurt you at all.

Reaching 12th Dan (Warrior) takes about 70 wins (if you don’t lose too many matches) and maybe 2-3 hours.

The way the ranking system works is that you start with Kyus. Each win boosts your Kyu rank. Once you reach 1st Dan things change. You must win a few matches in a row (usually 3-5 wins) to get a “Promotion Match”. Only if you win the promotion you go to the next Dan. If you lose you have to win a few matches again to get another chance. So try your best not to lose those Promotion Matches.

Ranking System:

1. Beginner
   You gain one Kyu rank-up per victory
2. 9th Kyu
3. 8th Kyu
4. 7th Kyu
5. 6th Kyu
6. 5th Kyu
7. 4th Kyu
8. 3rd Kyu
9. 2nd Kyu
10. 1st Kyu
11. 1st Dan –  “This Should Be Fun” unlocked
    It now takes 2-3 wins a row to get a promotion match. Then win the promotion match to rank up. If you lose you need to win a few consecutive matches to get another chance.
12. 2nd Dan
13. 3rd Dan
14. 4th Dan (Initiate) –  “Your Technique Is Impressive” unlocked
15. 5th Dan (Mentor)
16. 6th Dan (Expert)
17. 7th Dan (Grand Master)
    It now takes a little longer to earn promotion matches. Around 3-8 consecutive wins for a chance to rank up.
18. 8th Dan (Brawler) –  “Roar! (Nice Moves!)” unlocked
19. 9th Dan (Marauder)
20. 10th Dan (Fighter)
21. 11th Dan (Vanguard)
22. 12th Dan (Warrior) –  “Hot-Blooded Fighter” unlocked
23. …up to 100th Dan if you want to keep playing

During a practice match do the following: press Options-Button > Action Settings > CPU Opponent Action 1 = CPU > CPU Difficulty = Ultra Hard > Other Settings (press R1 to switch tab) > Opponent Rage = On.

Now the CPU has infinite rage and will keep bombarding you with attacks. Hold D-Pad Left to block rage arts.

The opponents in this mode have a rank system (see trophy “Hot-Blooded Fighter” for details on that). After reaching 1st Dan you will frequently encounter opponents with a higher rank than your own. This trophy is very likely to unlock on the path to Warrior rank. If not, just keep playing for a little while longer. After Warrior about half the opponents you encounter will have a rank higher than your own. The rank is displayed below the health bar.

You can do this in practice mode. Pick the character “Alisa” and map “Forgotten Realm”.
Now simply do a throw with Triangle + Circle (PS4) / Y+B (XB1) to smash through the floor. Doing it once unlocks “Destructive Drive”. Doing it 3 times brings you to the bottom floor and unlocks “Going Somewhere?”.

You can do this in practice mode. Pick the character “Alisa” and map “Jungle Outpost”.
There’s balcony in the starting area. Push to opponent to the balcony and press Left + X (PS4) / Left + A (XB1). “Crushing Impact!” UNLOCKED.
You will fall to the floor below. Now repeat the same move on the vines at the side of the arena. It will destroy them and open a new path. “Please Don’t Tell My Father” UNLOCKED.

Online wins give even more (~200,000 for a ranked win) and you get lots of money for completing the story, arcade and online match types for the first time. This goes hand in hand with the “Hot-Blooded Fighter” trophy for reaching Warrior rank. On your way to Warrior you will earn enough money. For better tracking it’s recommended that you don’t spend any of your money. Don’t worry too much about it, just focus on all other trophies and you’ll get this along the way.

The Special Chapter unlocks after clearing all main story missions. It then becomes available in Story Mode, where you select the individual Story Chapters.

Here you will fight against Akuma and it’s a pretty tough fight even on lowest difficulty. He’ll block most of your attacks, teleport a lot and shoot at you from afar.

One easy strategy is to spam L1+X (PS4) / LB+A (XB1) all the time. This move gets you close to Akuma and lets you jump over projectiles. By spamming just this move I had about 50% success rate on lowest difficulty. It doesn’t work every time, but doesn’t require any skill either. After draining Akuma’s health bar keep pressing R1 very quickly to activate your rage art. Otherwise Akuma will instantly kill you.