#Wwe 2k22 edge update#

Fans of the WWE 2K series have wanted to see some kind of GM mode, a more simulation-based M圜areer and several unique match types added to the series.

#Wwe 2k22 edge update#

However, none of those changes really hit at what made the series feel stale.Įach new game since WWE 2K16 felt like a small content update to the last with very few huge new features. WWE 2K20 also did some things well, such as including some pretty wild wrestling rings and moves. WWE 2K19 did add power-ups that players could use, injecting a bit of arcade-style gameplay from older wrestling games. At this point, it would make sense for 2K to debut a trailer at SummerSlam, given that they're presenting the event.įans have wanted some kind of change to come to the WWE 2K games for years now, even before the 2K20 disaster, as the gameplay had been fairly static with recent releases. It's not like the studio has been quiet about their work, as they've been making sure to give fans a unique look into the development process through behind-the-scenes development. There's certainly plenty of work being done on WWE 2K22, but there's no real indicator of how far along progress is. The lack of any gameplay footage, outside of a few select clips, is certainly concerning considering that WWE 2K22 is still meant to launch sometime this year if the trends of the last few releases hold, 2K22 could release as soon as October. The WWE 2K series won't be redeemed by how good the graphics are, but how well the game can recapture what makes wrestling games so fun. WWE 2K20's suffered from technical issues and glitches that made it practically unplayable problems only made worse by the franchise's repetitive gameplay, outdated features and an updated control scheme drastically different from what fans of the series had gotten used to.