Here’s a quick guide on how to check if the TEKKEN 8 servers are down. We also go over the official maintenance times.

Is TEKKEN 8 down? If you can't access online matchmaking, then it could mean that either the servers are down or it's time for scheduled maintenance. Here's how to check what's happening plus the TEKKEN 8 maintenance schedule.

Gameplay screenshot (Image via Bandai Namco Entertainment)
Gameplay screenshot (Image via Bandai Namco Entertainment)

TEKKEN 8 server maintenance schedule for version 1.09.01

The next server maintenance will happen on either Oct. 28 or Oct. 29 depending on your region. During this time, server maintenance tasks will be completed and new items will be introduced into the TEKKEN 8 Shop. Notably, Alisa and Dragunov will be nerfed.

TEKKEN 8 patch 1.09.01 notes release date

During this server maintenance, version 1.09.01 of the game will release.

  • PST: Oct. 28 from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
  • CEST: Oct. 29 from 3:30 a.m. to 7 a.m.
  • JST: Oct. 29 from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Jun takes down Kazuya in her summer outfit (Image via esports.gg)
Jun takes down Kazuya in her summer outfit (Image via esports.gg)

Is TEKKEN 8 down? How to check the TEKKEN 8 server status

If you're encountering connectivity issues, then it's possible that the TEKKEN 8 servers are currently unavailable. You can confirm the status and receive updates by checking the game's official social media channel. You can also find out whether or not the game is undergoing maintenance or addressing some specific issues.

Another way to check for the server status is by visiting the Downdetector website. Downdetector lets you see if other players are experiencing the same issues. The website also categorizes problems through user submissions, allowing you to see outages and identify any issues related to the servers, logging in, and gameplay.

You can check out the game's subreddit to find out if others cannot enter the game as well. When you're in a subreddit, you can sort the posts by new ones, hot topics, and more.

TEKKEN 8 connectivity issues

It's also possible that the game's servers are not down at all. Instead, it can be an issue caused by your network. You can reset your network devices, look into your network configuration, or even conduct a factory reset on your router to resolve this.

If all else fails, then you can check out Bandai Namco Entertainment's support page or even submit a ticket.

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