
Pro wrestling video games lost their classic style of fun over a decade ago, and we're bringing it back with Pro Wrestling X. This lean-and-mean, no-frills Early Access debut is made BY wrestling fans, FOR wrestling fans.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese
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Aïe, le jeu est visuellement pas terrible et niveau gameplay c'est pas mieux, dommage.
Im Lovin it
2/200
i like to play this when im bored, it's a fun wrestling game (it needs some bug fixing and new features tbh)
This is low quality
This is an excellent game focuses on sim-style wrestling combined with an arcade feel.
A fun work in progress. It's not a big name triple A title, and that works for it. The controls are stiff and take some getting used to, and apparently everyone's head must be made of wrapping paper with how easily they all bleed, but I am enjoying my experience so far. I do hope the devs continue to work on and improve the gameplay mechanics, as well as add in more moves so I'm not stuck with just default moves. If you have the funds to spare and don't mind the roughness of this title, I'd say go for it.
Pro Wrestling X is a hilarious game. Objectively. Not in the style of Wrestling Empire, though. It's not a crude game but full of absurd scenarios and options that crash into each other. It's not even intentionally funny, like the Season Modes of the old Smackdown vs Raw games, or the story mode of TNA (which I'm re-evaluating recently, but never mind). Pro Wrestling X has been in development since THOUSAND AND ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ TWO. Even funnier, development started because Wrestlemania X8, of all the possible WWE games imaginable, was a so-so title, and this guy wanted to create an alternative to the WWE games based off of that. Oh, if only he had known how much worse things would get... Anyway, the game was officially released on Steam 12 years later, which is hilarious in itself, after having received 17k on Kickstarter and much more on Patreon, just to add to the hilarity. As you might have guessed from the tone of this review, the game is a disaster. The roster is incredibly limited, as is the moveset, the character creation editor, which is bare and does not allow even you to change your stats, the "campaign" consists of 5 matches with no cutscenes or special stipulation, and to top it all off there are not even any settings to change the resolution or lower the graphics performance, to make the frame rate of this game passable on my old ass machine. As for the fighting mechanics, the controls are STIFF, the command mapping cannot be edited, the moves for each individual wrestler are very few and there is no visual indicator for things like reversal and stamina. Of course, there is also a ton of bugs, both visual and gameplay, some of which can even result in a crash. Looking at the bigger picture, every component of Pro Wrestling X that seems half-passable is clearly an asset made by someone else that the developer has implemented poorly, while everything else that is bad is something the developer has made up on their own. If this were one of the thousands of Kickstarter scams out there, though, I wouldn't feel this strongly about this game. What makes it such an object of ridicule for me is the fact that the game is still in development, with frequent updates that add and fix stuff. And yet, ALMOST 10 YEARS AFTER RELEASE ON STEAM, Pro Wrestling X feels like a poorly conceived alpha. I don't even want to imagine how bad the game was at launch compared to the version I played. Action Arcade Pro Wrestling, the game I reviewed earlier, despite having to shut down development for understandable reasons before it was finished, in the time it was developed is 10,000 times better. I don't even know how such a thing is possible.
I don't even know how long it's been since I watch this project, probably before 2008... When we get the full game?
If you like old wrestling games then i suggest that this game is for YOU Please note that this game was made in 2014 and for it's time its a great game if your not happy with the roster then you can create superstars say for example i made goldberg sure he looks like the TEMU version of him but it's fun. another note this game does have bugs so if that happens you can report the bugs to the develops. So yeah i recommend this game to the people who want the old games like shut your mouth and just bring it for the old gaming devices.
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