Street Fighter 6 lets you remove its single-player mode

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Street Fighter 6 will let you save a huge chunk of space if you’re planning to spend time climbing the ranks to become the ultimate world warrior. Ahead of the Street Fighter 6 release date, with the Capcom Game promising to lead the charge for a new run of the best fighting games ahead of upcoming Mortal Kombat and Tekken entries, it turns out that Street Fighter 6 has a way to easily cut down the game’s Steam install size by dropping its single-player component.

Fortunately, the Street Fighter 6 system requirements aren’t especially demanding, so most modern systems should have a fighting chance at running the game to a decent standard. However, storage space can still be quite a premium, especially if you’re hoping to slide your Street Fighter 6 install onto your gaming SSD to avoid long load times.

Thankfully, it turns out there’s actually a way to keep the install size down for Street Fighter 6 if you’re intending to play a lot of the game’s multiplayer, which is of course likely to be the main focus for many players. Whether you’re a Ken player, a Ryu main, or a Chun-Li fan, there’s no question that the long-term appeal of SF6 comes from getting into online or local multiplayer scraps and honing your skills to the max.

This means that, while the Street Fighter 6 World Tour mode is a great way to explore the world and characters of the series, as well as a potential onboarding method for newer players to get to grips with their combos and strategy, it ends up being a rather hefty burden on your game’s install size. The good news is that you can uninstall the single-player mode on Steam once you’re done with it (or if you’re planning to skip it altogether).

By heading to the ‘Manage my DLC’ setting in your Steam