WWE 2K25

this game ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sucks

You can beat up Logan Paul

WWE 2k25 is a solid addition to the series that fits right into my gaming collection, even if I've only sunk 2.7 hours into it so far. I don't care much about grinding it out, but it's fun enough for quick matches and feels like a natural evolution from past entries without major shakeups. First Impressions Right out of the gate, the game nails that larger-than-life WWE vibe with improved graphics, crowd animations, and entrance pyro that pops on PC. My short playtime was mostly MyGM mode and a few exhibition matches—controls are responsive, and the roster's stacked with current stars like Cody Rhodes, Rhea Ripley, and legends like The Rock. It's casual-friendly if you're just dipping in like me, no huge time commitment needed. Pros Roster and Customization: Huge lineup with custom superstars, arenas, and entrances—perfect for collection hoarders who tweak wrestlers for fun. Smooth Gameplay: Reversals, combos, and paybacks feel tight; no clunky glitches in my sessions. Modes for Short Bursts: Universe or quick shows work great for 30-min plays without pressure. . Cons Limited Depth So Far: With just 2.5 hours, endgame stuff like MyRise or full Universe feels repetitive already—storylines are hit-or-miss. Microtransactions: Store pushes VC for cosmetics, which annoys if you're not invested. AI Quirks: CPU opponents can be predictable or overly aggressive in longer matches. No Big Innovation: Feels iterative, not revolutionary—like 2K24 with polish. Collection Value It's not grabbing me for marathon sessions, but at sale price, it's a keeper alongside my Fallout 76 and other PC titles. Worth it for WWE fans or casual collectors—7.5/10 from a low-playtime owner. ​