WWE 2K returns with all the features you can handle in WWE 2K22, the twenty-sixth professional wrestling game in the WWE game franchise and the ninth game in the WWE 2K series! Get ripped out of the stands and hit with complete control of the WWE Universe. Throw down with the biggest and most realistic-looking WWE Superstars and Legends. Relive pivotal moments in Rey Mysterio's iconic career in 2K Showcase. Hitting this hard has never been so easy! WWE 2K22: Deluxe Edition includes: - WWE 2K22 Standard Edition - Undertaker Immortal Pack - Three days of Early Access - Season Pass (includes all five DLC content packs) - Starrcade '96 Mysterio Pack
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A much-needed return to form for the WWE games series after 2K20's horrendous release.
+ Gameplay overhauls are great! The game is faster-paced and generally more fun - no more having to sit and let your opponent beat on you because you ran out of reversals!
+ Graphically the best-looking WWE game ever. Textures and lighting have been worked on heavily and all the character models have a decently close resemblance to their real counterparts (looking at you, 2K20 Molly Holly!).
- MyGM feels like a stripped-down version of what it was. Nowhere near as much intricacy and depth as the mode had during the SmackDown vs Raw era.
- MyCareer isn't as strong as previous editions, arguably even 2K20's. The individual storylines are disjointed from each other and it's difficult to roleplay your character much beyond just being a face or heel.
+ Gameplay overhauls are great! The game is faster-paced and generally more fun - no more having to sit and let your opponent beat on you because you ran out of reversals!
+ Graphically the best-looking WWE game ever. Textures and lighting have been worked on heavily and all the character models have a decently close resemblance to their real counterparts (looking at you, 2K20 Molly Holly!).
- MyGM feels like a stripped-down version of what it was. Nowhere near as much intricacy and depth as the mode had during the SmackDown vs Raw era.
- MyCareer isn't as strong as previous editions, arguably even 2K20's. The individual storylines are disjointed from each other and it's difficult to roleplay your character much beyond just being a face or heel.