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Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls faces PC performance and login backlash

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, developed by Arc System Works and published by PlayStation, launched on August 6, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and PC. While the game has received praise for its visual fidelity, unique 4v4 tag-team combat mechanics, and the PlayStation 5 version's smooth performance, the PC release has faced significant criticism.

On Steam, the game has received mixed reviews, with users reporting frequent performance issues such as frame rate drops below 60 FPS, micro-stutters, and poor netcode during online matches. Additionally, players have expressed frustration over the mandatory requirement to link a PlayStation Network (PSN) account, a policy that prevents access in over 100 countries where PSN is unavailable. The PC version also lacks support for Linux and Steam Deck due to the Easy Anti-Cheat client not being enabled for Proton.

Arc System Works has acknowledged these performance reports and stated that the team is actively investigating the issues. The game features an initial roster of 20 playable characters across five teams, with plans for future DLC including characters like Phoenix Cyclops.

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Arc System Works · Champion · Guilty Gear Strive team · Marvel · Marvel Comics · Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls · Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls · PC · PlayStation 5 · PlayStation Network · PlayStation Studios · Sony

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