WWE 2K24 review: Finishing the story has never felt so good

I was incredibly satisfied with WWE 2K23, but WWE 2K24 is on a whole different level. There are so many improvements, changes, and features that will make fans of any facet of the game satisfied, that’s for sure. From more management options in MyGM mode, an incredible pair of MyRise story modes, and of course, a trip through WrestleMania’s history, this is a must-play for any fan of Sports Entertainment. While the game is not perfect, it is nonetheless incredible.

WWE 2K24 brings the best of the WWE to life in a fresh, exciting new way. Whether it’s the little improvements, like the controls, to the improved cameras and storylines, it’s a breath of fresh air. Here’s what you have to look forward to as a wrestling fan when this game launches on March 8, 2024.

It’s the little things that make WWE 2K24 such an enjoyable experience. Yes, the game is gorgeous, and of course, the new match types are fun to play, but it’s the minor changes that I appreciate the most. Perhaps the biggest change, the one that is the most important to me, are the controls.

I love these games, and have since the days of the PlayStation Smackdown titles. If you want to turn someone around, so you can rear grapple, for example, it’s as easy as flicking the right stick. Now they’re briefly stunned, and facing away, so it’s easy enough to snatch them up into a German Suplex.

If you throw someone into the corner, you can just press up on the right stick to pick an opponent up in WWE 2K24 and put them on the top turnbuckle. There are plenty of little changes to the controls that make the game so much more accessible. As a series that slowly adds more and more moves, move types, and ways to smash into your opponent, it’s nice that some facets of it are