Rather than play as one of the over seventy real-life superstars currently available in the game, players are provided with a nice variation seven to choose from original superstars in order to build them up towards fame and glory. In order to complement the game’s unique cartoony art style, the campaign mode is told through a comic art style in a way that resembles WWE comics of the past. Although WWE 2K Battlegrounds’ main gimmick is tied to the exhibition offerings, the campaign does its job as a warm-up for what the full game provides. They are always wacky, random, and yet they always manage to take place within the WWE universe.
Let’s cut to the chase early: wrestling games have never been known to carry out wonderfully written stories. But did WWE 2K Battlegrounds prove to be a textbook release or was it a sloppy attempt to rekindle the love of wrestling games of old?
With a large roster of current and former superstars, plenty of different game modes, this began to look like the complete package. From initial trailers and early previews, this appeared to be what fans had been hoping for. Rather than release another broken release in the form of WWE 2K21, the decision was made to release the first arcade-like wrestling game published by 2K ever since Take-Two Interactive acquired the license in early 2013. However, the wrestling community had enough after being bamboozled with yet another yearly release in the form of WWE 2K20. Once simulation gameplay took over, it took more skill for players to jump in which minimized the player base.Įach installment became more and more like the last which mimicked what other yearly sports franchises have been doing for decades. Prior to 2K acquiring the rights to the WWE franchise, arcade-style video games appeared to be the norm as people of all ages could pick up a controller and button mash their way to victory. Would there ever be a game quite like 2011’s WWE Allstars to scratch the itch longtime fans have been waiting for? After simulation-based gameplay took over following the disintegration of THQ, all hope was erased.
From lackluster releases to nearly unplayable installments for the main WWE 2K franchise, wrestling fans all over patiently awaited the day a true return to form wrestling game would come to light. The WWE franchise of video games has had a turbulent few years to say the least.
Price: Standard – $39.99 USD, Digital Deluxe – $49.99 Release Date: September 18th, 2020 (Worldwide) By 2K, Gaming, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, videogames, WWE 2K Battlegrounds, WWE 2K Battlegrounds Review
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