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WWE 2K24 Review
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While not drastically different, WWE 2K24 is better in almost every way, touting small but smart additions to well-tested systems and modes as opposed to taking bigger risks.
Jarrett Green
Summary
WWE 2K24 features several franchise advancements, including 2K Showcase…of the Immortals celebrating 40 years of WrestleMania, four new match types such as Ambulance and Special Guest Referee, two new MyRISE experiences, and much more.
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Basically this is 2k23 with some very minor adjustments and additions. Their sole focus is MyFaction. Myrise and showcase are both new but I don't feel like it justifies paying a ridiculous amount of money to get a copy-paste game with minor changes. I think they have to reconsider the yearly release approach and maybe offer yearly expansions since the games have looked roughly the same since 2k22.
It's fun at it's core. However, it's so broken and no one on the developing team will listen. Instead they fired the one guy on the team who did listen and report bugs.
Create an entrance still does not work for second attires, hair quality for female created wrestlers is terrible and limited in choices. No black hairstyles for women. Clothes that were in previous game like Aaliyah's top are removed but her bottoms are still there. Clothes have been censored for no good reason for the women creation suite.
Ever since after the last gen gaming era(Xbox360)( PS3) etc, WWE wrestling games have had gameplay clunkiness. The action feels so stiff since 2k19-to 24. There is no smooth flow in matches like last gen. Last gen’s action was more immersive and smooth. But 2k24 to me is still the same stiff clunky gameplay since 19. I’d stick to old gen gameplay but that’s just me.
This game has SO MANY BUGS AND GLITCHES. The only mode that is playable for me on the PS5 is just regular play mode... barely! $120 for garbage.
No response from developers, little support and they're banning people on community creations who actually make the game fun.
The developers are focused on the wrong things. Parents, do not let your children on the community creations section of the game. There isn't any moderation and there are ******** explicit images on the server. They're more concerned with banning modders such as WhatsTheStatus, and arena creators like MartyM, than scrubbing the filth on CC. Not only that, but for the third title in a row, 2K "Support" has been utterly useless when your creations are stuck on the server or if you have other concerns. They will tell you to wait for a patch that never comes, and the patches we DO get breaks something else.
10
This will probably be my last WWE 2k game. For the amount I paid I was expecting a lot more: More Wigs, CAS parts, Stability, updated current superstars etc. Why make another game when they could have kept WWE 2k23 and just did regular updates to keep it current if they weren’t going to do so with a brand new game.
This game is honestly a disgrace, online is unplayable I’ve only been able to play like 2 successful matches and that was painful anyway, the wrestlers look more or less the same as last year especially when some active wrestlers like Natalya have had many different gears this year and last year, CAS has barely improved since 2k20 some things are still broken. Added physics are better on most of the men when near enough all the women’s hair look like play dough and stuck to the back. Universe mode is the same barely any changes. Missing members of the roster. DLC is trash this year the only decent one is in September. You guys are lazy and incompetent and you really need bash your heads together and do something about your game because this is starting to very repetitive and boring.
It’s All right
Best 2k WWE game so far
We finally have a game where Logan Paul is the main character.
This is one for the history books
IGN Review
While not drastically different, WWE 2K24 is better in almost every way, touting small but smart additions to well-tested systems and modes as opposed to taking bigger risks.
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