The best feet in Video games

Which video game characters have the best feet? 

Menat (Street Fighter 5)



Capcom did a good job of making Street Fighter V visually appealing as possible and newcomer Menat's inclusion is a testament to this. The Egyptian goddess not only has bodacious curves, but also top-tier feet which are hard to miss as she sassily struts across the screen.


Quiet (Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain)



Players are first given a chance to see the soldier's bare feet in her holding cell on Motherbase, after capturing the enemy sniper in Afghanistan, and whew what a view.

The tactical buddy lays on her stomach with her boots off, exposing her soles, and depending on your bonding level with Quiet, she'll even shower and splash in puddles. Stefanie Joosten, the actress who played Quiet, literally had her feet scanned by the Kojima Team so they could put them on Quiet.

D.va (Overwatch)



Overwatch’s 2018 Summer Games event gave a number of it's characters seasonal costumes and D.Va's Waverace skin came equip with heart-sharped sunglasses, pink booty shorts and a flowery-print top, but fans were more fascinated with her exposed bare feet, and honestly who could blame them?


Shiva (Final Fantasy VII Remake)

Final Fantasy VII Remake remains faithful to the original designs and the ridiculously beautiful Shiva Summon is eye candy from the head all the way down to her toes. The developers at Square Enix made sure her feet weren't an afterthought, even including a hot toe ring. 


Tekken 7 



Tekken 7 is a gorgeous game and arguably one of the best looking fighting game out now. It's packed to the brim with content, which includes a character customisation mode that allows fighters to fight barefoot or wear swimsuits with sandals. 


Nadine (Uncharted 4)



Remember that brutal yet bad ass fight scene in Uncharted 4 where Nadine Ross takes off her heels and kicks Nathan Drake's ass with her bare feet, yeah that one. While there isn't much foot exposure in Naughty Dog games this was a rare treat.

Yuna (Final Fantasy X) 



Yuna is a high summoner who sets out on a quest to save the world. Although she usually wears boots, one unforgettable moment in Final Fantasy X sees her walking on water while barefoot and performing a ceremonial dance for the dearly departed. 


Flatfoot (Fortnite)



The Flatfoot skin first appeared in Season 2 of Fortnite and is supposedly a homage and reference to John Mcclane from Diehard, which is understandable, but was it also Epic games tossing a bone to the foot fetish community?


Nessa (Pokemon Sword and Shield)

This queen needs no introduction unless you've been living under a rock for the past year. When we talk about Nessa’s raunchy looks, we would also like to direct your undivided attention to her immensely attractive toes.

Kitana (Mortal Kombat 11)



Netherrealm Studios finally let Kitana's toes breathe as part of a DLC costume, nine years after her sister in MK9. Mortal Kombat 11 is the most graphical fighting game to date and this evident by how detailed and realistic Kitana's feet look in the latest instalment. 


Aerith - Final Fantasy VII Remake 



Aerith's feet, nuff said.


Risky Boots - Half Genie Hero DLC

It's only natural that a evil pirate of the seven seas would be wearing boots 356 days of the year, although in the Shantae DLC "Pirate Queen's Quest" she actually reveals her bare feet while taking a bath and also at the end of the game.


Juri - Street Fighter V



Since her debut in Street Fighter IV, Juri's feet have become insanely popular with fans. She is thought of as a bad girl with a touch of crazy, and apparently she is thought of as something else, a psycho chick who has really hot feet.

Christie Monteiro (Tekken)



The bare feet beauty is a practitioner of capoeira, and her fighting style is rooted around acrobatic and  rhythmic moves.

Many capoeira attacks implement sweeping kicks, and fighting barefoot evidently promotes kinematic alignment. Regardless, her opponents are likely to get a close-up view of her feet whether they want to or not.