2K Games today announced the full set of features for WWE 2K22 and released its official announcement trailer. In addition, the publisher confirmed that the game will be coming to the PC on March 11th, 2022.
As the press release reads, the game will feature a redesigned gameplay engine, new controls and upgraded visuals. The engine promises to ensure an unprecedented level of realism for the franchise. Alongside an updated and intuitive control scheme, as well as an immersive presentation and varied camera angles, players will “feel the pressure and reward of every punch, kick, and slam.”
Popular game modes including the returning 2K Showcase – starring Rey Mysterio – incorporate new features and updates, allowing players to relive the iconic moments behind Mysterio’s most famous matches. In MyRISE, players chart their own paths to superstardom. With Universe Mode and the upgraded Creation Suite, WWE 2K22 offers players the ability to fully customize their WWE experience down to the smallest details. From taking control over brands, premium live events, match results, rivalries, and more – or creating the ultimate custom Superstar personas, arenas, and championships – players can share all their creations with the global WWE 2K22 community with first-time-ever, cross-platform sharing.
In addition, WWE 2K22 will introduce new modes to the WWE 2K experience: MyGM and MyFACTION. In MyGM, players step into the role of a WWE General Manager and call the shots on their way to building the biggest brand in the WWE Universe. With the franchise-first MyFACTION mode, players can collect and manage their dream faction with weekly events and regular updates, providing tremendous challenges and replay value.
2K Games has not confirmed whether PC will be getting the current-gen or the old-gen version. According to the press release, WWE 2K22 on PC will be priced similarly to the old-gen version. And, given 2K Games’ history, we can assume that we won’t get the PS5/Xbox Series X version.
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