There is hardly a genre that video games have not exploited. Fortunately for many of us action freaks, wrestling is one of them. While WWE games started out as an arcade experience, modern titles have unfortunately turned into simulations. Or at least that was the case until 2K22 entered the ring. After two years of going through upgrades and feedback, 2K has finally released WWE 2K24. As a veteran of WWE games who recently completed all the best WWE games, I couldn't wait to step into the ring in the latest iteration to finish my story.
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WWE 2K24 review
Thanks to a copy of WWE 2K24 from 2K, I've been up and down the wrestling ring, forging my own path. After spending a few days and sleepless nights in the game, here's what I think of 2K's honest attempt at the annual WWE franchise.
When I load up a game on my system, the first thing I notice is the visuals and the music. Things like that help me invest in the experience. When I started up WWE, the first thing that struck me was the interface and how amazing it looked. While not on par with SVR 2011, the 2K24 menu is by far the cleanest of the 2K era.
Superstars look great on buttons and the colors pop just right. We also get to hear several stories from WWE favorites, adding to the beauty and immersion. Shows like The Bump, included in the game, also add to the experience factor of WWE.
