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WWE 2K24

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of WWE 2K24
Item: WWE 2K24
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2024

GenresAction, Third Person Perspective, Simulation, Fighting, Sports, Single Player, Multiplayer

AvailableMar 8, 2024

PlatformPlayStation 5, Xbox Series X

DeveloperVisual Concepts

Overview

Experience WWE 2K24’s bevy of spectacular modes, which includes a tribute to WrestleMania in 2K Showcase of the Immortals, MyRISE, MyFACTION, MyGM, and all-new match types like Guest Referee and Gauntlet.

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

WWE 2K24’s story modes dazzle with branching narratives, star-studded voiceovers, and nostalgic WrestleMania tributes, but fall short on originality, plagued by repetitive tropes, technical hiccups, and uneven pacing—celebrating wrestling culture without revolutionizing it.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

67%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

33%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The story modes in WWE 2K24 received widespread praise for their variety, depth, and immersive elements. Critics like Dot Esports highlighted the game’s branching narratives and voiceover performances from WWE stars such as Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, while GameCritics and Pure Xbox lauded the MyRise mode for its engaging sidequests, dramatic storytelling, and separate male/female storylines that add depth. XboxAddict noted the return of MyRise with two distinct narratives—Undisputed and Unleashed—offering unique experiences, and Game Informer praised the meaningful decision-making in dual story-driven journeys. Additionally, Guardian and Hey Poor Player emphasized the production values and replayability of the narratives, while Multiplayer.it celebrated the excitement generated by The Rock and Bloodline’s involvement. Nostalgic elements, such as the 40 Years of WrestleMania mode, were also highlighted as a standout feature by GGRecon and TierraGamer, who appreciated the celebration of WWE history. However, several critics pointed out notable flaws in the storytelling. But Why Tho? criticized the lack of creativity and excitement across game modes, while GameGrin noted inconsistent tone and long cutscenes that detract from engagement. IGN Adria mentioned a lack of original commentary undermining authenticity, and Impulsegamer described story elements as “derivative” despite their entertainment value. LevelUp and Vgames raised concerns about credibility issues and technical shortcomings, such as blurred referee faces or absent commentary. Some reviewers, like Windows Central, felt the stories were “cheesy but entertaining,” prioritizing fun over depth, while PLAY! Zine suggested Undisputed felt like filler compared to the more engaging Unleashed. These critiques highlight a tension between accessibility and originality in the narrative design. Overall, critics generally agree that WWE 2K24 delivers a diverse and entertaining array of story modes, particularly through MyRise and nostalgic tributes to WrestleMania. While GameCritics and Pure Xbox praised the mode’s innovation and character development, others like But Why Tho? and IGN Adria felt it fell short in creativity or authenticity. The consensus leans toward appreciation for the game’s effort to blend fan service with varied narratives, even if some elements feel repetitive or derivative. As Twinfinite and SpazioGames noted, the story modes cater well to WWE enthusiasts seeking immersive experiences, though they may not revolutionize the genre. Ultimately, WWE 2K24 succeeds as a celebration of wrestling culture but faces challenges in balancing innovation with nostalgia.

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story and narrative

Gameplay Mechanics

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WWE 2K24 nails refined mechanics, creative match types, and accessible depth, earning praise as the series’ best yet—though minor flaws like clunky controls and learning curves linger.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

79%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

21%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of WWE 2K24 has been widely praised for its refined mechanics, innovative features, and accessibility, with many critics highlighting its evolution as a standout entry in the series. Reviewers like Gamers’ Temple and XboxEra lauded the game as “the best it’s ever been,” emphasizing improved combat flow, realistic wrestling mechanics, and enhanced tutorials that cater to both newcomers and veterans. The inclusion of new match types—such as Casket Matches, Special Guest Referee clashes, and Ambulance Matches—was frequently noted for adding variety and depth, with Dot Esports and Gaming Age applauding the expanded roster and creative scenarios. Features like Super Finishers, Trading Blows mini-games, and context-sensitive controls (as highlighted by GameCritics and GameSpew) were praised for introducing strategic layers and dynamic interactions, while Eurogamer Poland and IGN celebrated the blend of humor and intensity through props and comedic weapon-throwing mechanics. The game’s accessibility was also a key point, with PLAY! Zine noting its new control scheme that balances simplicity for casual players with depth for enthusiasts. Despite these strengths, some critics pointed to minor flaws that detract from the experience. BaziCenter and Multiplayer.it raised concerns about persistent issues like movement restrictions, inaccurate character targeting, and frustrating finishing move mechanics, which occasionally disrupted immersion. Impulsegamer criticized certain mini-games for breaking match flow, while GGRecon noted that some features felt like incremental upgrades rather than groundbreaking changes. Additionally, IGN Adria mentioned the game’s challenge for beginners despite tutorials, suggesting a steeper learning curve for those unfamiliar with wrestling game mechanics. While these criticisms were consistent across multiple reviews, they were generally framed as minor drawbacks rather than major flaws, reflecting the broader consensus that WWE 2K24 delivers a polished and enjoyable experience. Overall, the critical reception of WWE 2K24’s gameplay is overwhelmingly positive, with the majority of reviewers emphasizing its refined systems, creative modes, and accessibility. Critics like GameGrin, KeenGamer, and Twinfinite highlighted the game’s smooth responsiveness, strategic depth, and engaging variety, while Windows Central and PlayStation Universe praised its balance of innovation and tradition. Even as some noted room for improvement—such as SpazioGames’ observation about missing key wrestling moments or GameOver.gr’s mention of minor technical hiccups—the consensus remains that WWE 2K24 represents a significant step forward, offering a satisfying blend of nostalgia and modernization. The game’s ability to cater to both casual fans and hardcore wrestling enthusiasts, coupled with its polished execution, solidifies it as one of the strongest entries in the series to date.

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gameplay mechanics

WWE 2K24 nails refined mechanics, creative match types, and accessible depth, earning praise as the series’ best yet—though minor flaws like clunky controls and learning curves linger.

Graphics and Visual Design

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WWE 2K24 dazzles with hyper-detailed visuals, lifelike characters, and immersive recreations, yet falters with repetitive design, technical glitches, and a lack of innovation—proving polished but unoriginal.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

66%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

34%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The graphics and visual design of WWE 2K24 received widespread praise for their attention to detail, realism, and immersive presentation. Critics like Eurogamer Poland highlighted "impressive detailed character models with smooth animations and physics," while XboxEra lauded the game as "graphically gorgeous" with "almost photorealistic likenesses" and "classic WrestleMania match recreations." GameCritics noted "lifelike character models" and "detailed facial expressions," emphasizing the improved visual splendor. IGN and IGN Adria praised the authenticity of wrestlers' appearances, including "detailed gear and tattoos" and "realistic presentation of WWE TV programs." Additionally, GameGrin and GameOver.gr commended the refined lighting, animations, and enhanced creativity tools like the creation suite for building Superstars and arenas. These elements collectively underscore a strong commitment to capturing the essence of WWE’s aesthetic and historical moments. However, several critics pointed out notable shortcomings and areas where WWE 2K24 fell short. BaziCenter and Impulsegamer criticized the game for "looking similar to previous entries" and lacking significant graphical advancements, calling it "stale despite maintaining some quality." Issues like "unrealistic movements" (Eurogamer Poland), "clipping issues" (XboxEra), and "weird hair mechanics" (Daily Star) were mentioned, alongside minor glitches such as animation delays (Windows Central) and inconsistent environments (Gameblog.fr). KeenGamer noted that in-game graphics "may not match the trailers," while Multiplayer.it highlighted "dated solutions and inconsistencies, especially outside the ring." These critiques suggest that while the visuals are polished, they still face technical limitations and a lack of innovation compared to expectations. Overall, critics generally agree that WWE 2K24 delivers a visually solid experience that meets current standards but doesn’t break new ground. While XboxAddict and GameCritics acknowledged "slightly improved" graphics and "improved character modeling," others like Impulsegamer felt the game "lacks significant improvements." The consensus leans toward appreciation for the authenticity, attention to detail, and enhanced creativity tools, as noted by IGN and XboxEra, but also a sense that the visual design feels derivative of previous titles. Despite mixed reactions, the game’s ability to recreate iconic WWE moments and maintain a high level of polish ensures it remains a strong entry in the wrestling genre, even if it doesn’t fully satisfy those seeking revolutionary changes.

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graphics and visual design

Music and Sound Design

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WWE 2K24’s sound design dazzles with immersive, genre-diverse music and sharp effects, hailed as the best since 2K19, but stumbles with repetitive tracks, lackluster commentary, and missed customization opportunities, leaving its audio a mixed bag of flair and frustration.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

25%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

70%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The sound design and music of WWE 2K24 received largely positive feedback from critics, with several praising its immersive qualities and variety. Gamers’ Temple highlighted the soundtrack as “the best since 2K19,” noting its diverse range of genres that cater to different tastes. XboxEra commended the “immersive sound effects” and fitting voice acting during MyRise segments, while XboxAddict praised the “diverse range of genres curated by Post Malone” and well-executed sound effects that enhance gameplay immersion. Additionally, GameGrin acknowledged the “authentic WWE atmosphere” captured in the sound design, and KeenGamer emphasized how commentary blended seamlessly with visuals to create a “truly immersive experience.” These critiques underscore the game’s strengths in delivering a dynamic audio landscape that aligns with WWE’s energetic and theatrical style. However, several critics pointed out notable shortcomings. GameCritics noted the absence of a “custom entrance music feature,” which they called a “notable limitation,” while Windows Central criticized the soundtrack for not fitting the WWE aesthetic, favoring “different music styles.” Multiplayer.it lamented the “lack of variety and quality” in the soundtrack, and Twinfinite described the commentary as “stale” with repetitive entrance tracks that felt grating. Additionally, GameOver.gr highlighted the “wooden dialogue of the commentators,” while Gaming Age mentioned the absence of commentary during matches and a “generic public domain sounding score.” These critiques suggest that while the audio elements are generally strong, they occasionally fall short in originality, consistency, or customization options. Overall, the consensus among critics leans toward appreciation for WWE 2K24’s sound design and music, despite its flaws. While some praised the immersive atmosphere, genre diversity, and impactful sound effects—particularly from outlets like Gamers’ Temple, XboxEra, and PlayStation Universe—others highlighted issues such as repetitive tracks, lack of customization, and mismatched musical styles. The game’s soundtrack and audio elements were seen as a mixed bag, with many acknowledging the effort to capture WWE’s essence but noting areas where it could have innovated further. Critics like GameCritics and Twinfinite emphasized that while the sound design is functional and engaging, it occasionally lacks the polish or originality expected from a flagship wrestling title.

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music and sound design

Voice Acting

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WWE 2K24’s voice acting earns praise for its authentic, real-world flair—Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and Corey Graves shine—yet uneven execution, wooden commentary, and missing icons like Howard Finkel undermine polish, making it a solid bridge between virtual and WWE culture, though not flawless.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

36%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

64%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in WWE 2K24 receives generally positive feedback, particularly for its authenticity and integration with WWE’s real-world personalities. Critics like Dot Esports and Hey Poor Player highlight the inclusion of established wrestlers such as Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and Dominik Mysterio in MyRise mode, which adds a layer of immersion by mirroring their on-screen personas. GameCritics and GGRecon praise the enhanced storytelling in MyRise, noting that more engaging voiceovers elevate the narrative experience compared to previous iterations. Additionally, XboxEra points out William Regal’s mentor role as a standout element, while Corey Graves’ narration in the Showcase mode is lauded by GameGrin, LevelUp, and TierraGamer for providing historical context and nostalgic value. These elements collectively create a sense of realism that resonates with fans of the WWE universe. However, some critics note shortcomings in the voice acting’s polish and consistency. XboxAddict observes that while multiple WWE talents contribute voice lines, some performances lack the refinement of professional voice actors, resulting in uneven quality. GameOver.gr criticizes the commentary as “wooden,” detracting from the overall experience, and Gaming Age mentions the absence of Howard Finkel’s iconic voice in archival footage, replaced by a less distinctive current announcer. GameGrin and PLAY! Zine also note that while the voice acting is present, it doesn’t always reach exceptional levels, with some deliveries feeling flat or unengaging. These critiques suggest that while the inclusion of real wrestlers is a strength, the execution in certain areas falls short of expectations. Overall, the consensus leans toward appreciation for the authenticity and effort behind the voice acting, particularly in MyRise and Showcase modes, but with acknowledgment of its limitations. The majority of critics agree that the use of WWE superstars enhances immersion and storytelling, as highlighted by Dot Esports, GameCritics, and Hey Poor Player. However, the mixed reviews on polish—particularly from XboxAddict and GameOver.gr—indicate room for improvement. While not flawless, the voice acting in WWE 2K24 is seen as a commendable effort that aligns with the game’s goal of bridging virtual wrestling with real-world WWE culture, even if some aspects feel underdeveloped.

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voice acting

Technical Performance

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WWE 2K24’s tech is a mixed bag: Xbox sees improved stability and faster loads, but glitches linger; PS5 shines with smoother controls but faces persistent bugs. A step forward overall, yet flaws keep it from perfection.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

16%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

74%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

11%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of WWE 2K24 on Xbox Series X and PS5 shows mixed but generally improving trends. On Xbox Series X, reviewers like XboxEra highlighted improved stability with fewer bugs and physics issues compared to previous entries, while Gamers’ Temple praised faster loading times for startup and mode transitions. Pure Xbox noted collision detection flaws but acknowledged the game’s overall polish, and Windows Central described the performance as "satisfactory" despite minor character model glitches. For PS5, Guardian and Hey Poor Player commended the controls and technical stability, with the latter calling it a significant improvement over past entries. Multiplayer.it praised the game’s animations and frame rates but noted inconsistencies outside the ring, while Impulsegamer acknowledged the focus on new features over refinements, suggesting some polish gaps. Negatives for both platforms include persistent bugs and technical hiccups. On Xbox Series X, Dot Esports reported crashes and character-sticking issues potentially tied to servers, though these were non-critical. GameCritics noted lag and match resets in online play, while XboxAddict mentioned clipping and disappearing body parts. For PS5, GameGrin criticized glitches like clothing clipping and server problems, which have plagued the series, and Gameblog.fr highlighted technical flaws despite a "comprehensive wrestling simulation." Game Informer pointed to spotty online connections, while PLAY! Zine emphasized PC-specific issues, including crashes and net code problems. Meristation called for technical advancements, suggesting older consoles struggle with the game’s demands. Overall, critics generally agree that WWE 2K24 represents a step forward in technical performance compared to earlier entries, particularly on Xbox Series X, where XboxEra and Gamers’ Temple noted improved stability and load times. However, both platforms face challenges: PS5 users encounter persistent bugs like those highlighted by GameGrin and Impulsegamer, while Xbox players deal with server-related issues (Dot Esports) and occasional glitches (XboxAddict). The consensus leans toward the game being "satisfactory" but not flawless, with Guardian and Hey Poor Player praising its stability on PS5 as a positive outlier. While technical flaws remain, many reviewers acknowledge progress in addressing long-standing issues, making it a more polished experience than previous iterations.

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technical performance

Replay Value

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WWE 2K24 offers robust replay value via diverse modes, customization, and a sprawling roster, but its reliance on MyFaction, shallow mechanics in key areas, and microtransactions risk alienating casual players, while hardcore fans praise its depth despite incremental upgrades.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

61%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

39%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The majority of critics highlight WWE 2K24’s robust replay value through its diverse array of modes and customization options. Reviewers like GameCritics and XboxAddict emphasize the game’s extensive customization, match types, and engaging GM mode as key drivers of longevity. Gamers’ Temple and XboxEra praise the variety of gameplay experiences offered by modes such as MyRise, MyFaction, Universe Mode, and Showcase, which allow players to craft unique narratives or compete in structured storylines. The inclusion of over 200 wrestlers (as noted by Eurogamer Poland and XboxAddict) and new match stipulations like the Guest Referee mode (highlighted by GameSpew) further enhance the game’s appeal. Additionally, IGN and GameGrin commend the ability to create shows, rivalries, and carry over unlockables across modes, ensuring players have ample content to revisit. These elements collectively position WWE 2K24 as a strong contender for replayability, particularly for wrestling fans seeking depth and variety. However, several critics point out limitations that may hinder long-term engagement. But Why Tho? notes that MyFaction feels disconnected from the rest of the game and requires significant time or monetary investment, which could deter casual players. GameGrin and IGN Adria criticize the lack of depth in certain modes like Showcase, while PLAY! Zine highlights concerns about microtransactions in MyFaction. Additionally, SpazioGames and Guardian mention the game’s annual release model and minor improvements that fail to deliver groundbreaking changes. Some reviewers, such as GameOver.gr, question the replay value of specific modes like "40 Years of WrestleMania" after a single playthrough, suggesting that while content is abundant, it may not sustain interest for all players. These critiques underscore a divide between hardcore fans who appreciate the game’s complexity and those who find its mechanics or monetization models off-putting. Despite these criticisms, the overall consensus among critics leans toward positive assessments of WWE 2K24’s replay value. Most agree that the game’s extensive modes, customization tools, and diverse roster provide a compelling experience for wrestling enthusiasts. GameInformers and PlayStation Universe emphasize the creative freedom offered by the creation suite and narrative-driven modes like MyRise and Universe, while GGRecon acknowledges its appeal to hardcore fans despite high price points. However, there is a shared acknowledgment that the game’s success depends on player preferences—those seeking innovation may find it lacking, but for dedicated WWE fans, the depth and variety justify repeated playthroughs. Ultimately, critics like GameSpew and TierraGamer conclude that WWE 2K24 succeeds in delivering a rich, replayable experience, even if it falls short of revolutionary advancements.

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replay value

Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

86%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

14%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall reception of WWE 2K24 is overwhelmingly positive, with critics praising its refined gameplay mechanics, expanded roster, and immersive wrestling experience. Many reviewers highlight the game’s improvements over previous entries, such as enhanced graphics, diverse match types, and engaging story modes. For instance, XboxEra lauds it as “the best wrestling game by Visual Concepts,” emphasizing its “massive roster” and attention to detail in sound design. Similarly, GameGrin calls it the “most realistic and entertaining wrestling game available,” while IGN notes its “better visuals” and “subtle gameplay enhancements.” The game’s appeal to both casual and hardcore fans is a recurring theme, with Gameblog.fr praising its balance of accessibility and depth. Additionally, GameSpew hails it as a contender for the “best wrestling game ever,” citing its creativity options and entertainment value. These positives underscore the game’s success in delivering a polished, content-rich experience that satisfies long-time WWE enthusiasts. Despite these strengths, several critics point to notable shortcomings that temper the overall enthusiasm. But Why Tho? criticizes the game for feeling “disjointed and lacking depth,” arguing that it fails to fully engage non-fans or even some dedicated players. Technical issues and repetitive elements also surface as concerns: Impulsegamer notes a lack of “significant strides forward,” while TierraGamer highlights intrusive microtransactions and the frustration of annual releases. The Showcase mode, though praised by some (e.g., GameGrin), is criticized for its “issues” and “repetitive elements” by Twinfinite, and IGN Adria mentions unresolved technical glitches. Additionally, Gamers’ Temple points to minor bugs and a lack of excitement in the My GM mode, suggesting that while the game is solid, it falls short of revolutionary innovation. These critiques reflect a sense that WWE 2K24 prioritizes incremental upgrades over bold changes. The consensus among critics is that WWE 2K24 is a strong, if not groundbreaking, entry in the franchise, best suited for wrestling fans rather than newcomers. While GameCritics calls it an “essential purchase” and GGRecon recommends it for “hardcore fans,” others like But Why Tho? and Impulsegamer suggest it may not fully satisfy those seeking major innovations. However, the game’s comprehensive content, nostalgic appeal, and refined mechanics earn it high praise from many reviewers. GameOver.gr hails it as “the best installment yet,” while PlayStation Universe declares it the “king of sports simulation games.” Despite its flaws, WWE 2K24 is widely seen as a worthy upgrade for fans, with optimism for future iterations despite lingering issues like microtransactions and repetitive gameplay elements. The overall verdict leans toward celebration of its achievements rather than criticism of its limitations.

TL;DR

WWE 2K24 delivers a polished, content-rich wrestling experience with refined gameplay, stunning graphics, and a massive roster, earning praise as the franchise’s best yet. While its accessibility and depth please fans, critics cite repetitive mechanics, technical glitches, and microtransactions as flaws. A strong entry for veterans, but not a revolution—slightly overhyped, still worth it for wrestling purists.

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Reviews

136 reviews found

Daily Star

PlayStation 5

Mar 4, 2024

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The reviewer highly praises WWE 2K24 for its improvements in visuals, gameplay, roster size, and new modes, awarding it a score of 96/100.

GameSpew

PlayStation 5

Mar 4, 2024

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WWE 2K24 is praised as the best WWE game in a long time and a contender for the title of best wrestling game ever. It offers a comprehensive package with something for everybody, enhanced gameplay, expanded creativity options, and entertainment for fans of WWE or wrestling in general. Despite occasional glitches, the game leaves players with a massive grin on their face and is considered a must-have title.

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PlayStation Universe

PlayStation 5

Mar 5, 2024

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WWE 2K24 continues to excel as the king of sports simulation games, offering a satisfying and realistic wrestling experience with fine-tuned details, immersive gameplay, and engaging game modes. Wrestling fans should definitely experience this successor.

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Gaming Age

PlayStation 5

Mar 6, 2024

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Despite some disappointments with the Showcase mode, the game is praised as the definitive wrestling video game of the year or even the past five years, with an enormous roster and numerous match types providing hours of entertainment.

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GameCritics

Xbox Series X

Apr 22, 2024

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WWE 2K24 is described as an essential purchase for wrestling fans, marking a significant improvement over previous titles and delivering on promises made in past renditions.

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XboxAddict

Xbox Series X

Apr 5, 2024

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WWE 2K24 is a solid entry in the series with improved gameplay, graphics, and a rich roster, despite some areas needing further refinement.

XboxEra

Xbox Series X

Mar 4, 2024

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WWE 2K24 is praised as the best wrestling game by Visual Concepts, offering a complete package with a massive roster, enjoyable gameplay, and attention to detail in graphics and sound design, making it a recommended upgrade for fans of the franchise.

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GameGrin

PlayStation 5

Apr 3, 2024

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WWE 2K24 is praised as the most realistic and entertaining wrestling game available, despite some issues in Showcase mode and technical performance. It offers a wealth of content for fans.

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Gamers' Temple

Xbox Series X

Mar 7, 2024

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WWE 2K24 is praised for its slight improvements over 2K23, great showcase, solid roster, and fun gameplay features like the Guest Referee mode. Some minor bugs and lack of excitement in My GM mode are noted.

Game Informer

PlayStation 5

Mar 12, 2024

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WWE 2K24 builds upon its established formula with quality new additions and improvements, offering the best package since the franchise returned in 2022. While not groundbreaking, it provides a worthy experience for both curious fans and diehard enthusiasts.

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