WWE 2K25 Reviews
With next-gen graphics, precise voice acting, highly detailed sound effects, and a soundtrack perfectly synced with WWE’s competitive atmosphere, WWE 2K25 isn’t just the best entry in the series in years, it’s one of the greatest wrestling simulators of all time
Review in Persian | Read full review
WWE 2K25 is the refinement of every aspect that they’ve already built on. It may as well be the perfected version of their intended design, as not much has changed in the actual gameplay and only adds a couple of new things here and there. Hopefully, the new online game modes are not a sign of things to come since pay-to-win live service game modes have been 2K’s thing in their other sports releases.
In conclusion, WWE 2K25 is a solid title, capable of entertaining and offering a rich and varied gaming experience. The audio-visual section remains spectacular, while the innovations introduced on the gameplay side, although minor, give further depth to the title. However, The Island proves to be an addition of little value, due to the strong centrality of microtransactions, while the showcase mode continues to bring the same problems of previous editions. In general, WWE 2K25 confirms the strengths of the series, guaranteeing hours of pure fun for all WWE fans. Some bugs, although very rare, affect the general realization of the work, but in all likelihood they will be resolved with some patches in the coming weeks.
Review in Italian | Read full review
WWE 2K25 is a professional wrestling history lesson, a fantasy camp for your rassling dreams, and the probably finest ever title in the series.
WWE 2K25 is a chapter that lives in the shadow of its predecessor. After the major step forward taken with 2K24, Visual Concepts has chosen to play it safe, limiting themselves to small refinements and a few side additions that hardly justify upgrading to the new installment—especially for those still holding on to last year’s game. The gameplay is solid but almost unchanged, the new modes struggle to find a clear identity, and where the game tries to innovate — see The Island — it does so in an intrusive and clumsy way, with an increasingly aggressive microtransaction system, while Showcase and MyRise take a clear step backwards. The result is a game that can entertain, but fails to excite. A more of the same that will satisfy the most die-hard fans… but may disappoint those expecting something bolder and more impactful.
Review in Italian | Read full review
A functional iteration that comes with a few interesting new features but remains in the doldrums in other aspects. Still, it's a thoroughly entertaining and punchy product and is bound to lead the complete newcomer of this genre to gamer bliss. And, of course, for Bloodline enthusiasts, it's an absolute must-have that takes a look at the most important names of the bloodline shaping this particular sports industry.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
It’s wise to release these games during the Road to Wrestlemania because the hype is real and circular. Watching WWE makes me want to play their games, and vice versa, so here I am living the wrestling dream.
WWE 2K25 is arguably the best WWE game of recent years, with its large roster of wrestlers and good visuals. However, it loses some of its appeal due to its focus on microtransactions and the weak The Island mode.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Developed by Visual Concepts and released by 2K, WWE 2K25 marks a major evolution in the wrestling game franchise, offering both traditional fans and new fans alike a robust and exciting experience.
Review in Greek | Read full review
WWE 2K25 isn’t a step up from WWE 2K24. If anything, it’s more of a considerable downgrade. The gameplay has improved, but the content leaves much to be desired. Moreover, the Bloodline Showcase mode is a very unpleasant experience.
Whether you’re managing your own promotion, crafting a career, or diving into thrilling matches, WWE 2K25 provides something for every WWE fan, making it a must-play for anyone ready to step into the ring.
WWE 2K25 builds on the greatness of 2K24 and elevates the series even higher.
WWE 2K25 will bring you back to the wrestling show! With improved visuals, animations and a variety of game modes, we can argue that this is a really good WWE game. Apart from a few technical bugs and the lack of The Island mode on PC, we can guarantee that this is a game that will get you ready for the ring.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
WWE 2K25 is the most complete entry yet, with enhanced graphics, smoother animations, and new features. The Showcase mode, focused on the Anoa’i family and Roman Reigns, shines with Paul Heyman’s narration. Mixed matches return after 16 years, a third-person camera adds realism, and “MyRise” unifies male and female storylines. The only downside is “The Island” mode, which struggles with technical issues and limited content.
Review in Unknown | Read full review
I had a great time with WWE 2K25. Wrestling fans are in for another great year, and I believe that anyone who enjoys the sport or is curious about it will find a lot to enjoy here.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
WWE 2K25 offers familiar gameplay with minor additions like new match types, but struggles to innovate significantly. The showcase mode is repetitive, and MyRise feels stripped back compared to previous entries. "The Island" mode is poorly presented and the pay-to-win elements quickly get in the way. While MyGM online is a positive, the game largely retreads old ground, resulting in a decent but unexceptional wrestling experience with inconsistent visuals.
WWE 2K25 refines its core gameplay with improved stamina mechanics and engaging match types like Bloodline Rules but plays it too safe. While enjoyable, its outdated animations and monetization issues hold it back from being a true evolution.
Despite the fact that the main wrestling gameplay is getting to the point I can no longer compete, I am still finding a good deal to enjoy in WWE 2K25. I do hope the team can make an effort to listen to the feedback of those with low vision and add options in the next game to make it more playable.
WWE 2K25 will stay on the top wrestling games no doubt, but that doesn't mean there's no room for improvements, even if small. Having totally customizable mixed matches along with excellent modes and an ever bigger roster makes any fan happy. However, the Island that was so promising didn't deliver anything big, and MyFaction gets ever more tiring and unappealing.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
So how do you sum up that this is probably the best wrestling game I’ve played in a long time? Yes, even when compared to the Smackdown Vs Raw era. With so many game modes to play, as well as more event types than I’ve ever seen, WWE 2K25 brings you the ultimate in Wrestling experiences. Giving you the experience that you’ve been wanting for many years. 2K Sports have really hit the top rope with this one. The only thing stopping me from giving this the highest award is the micro-transactions within the game. However, I know there are many people out there who enjoy this feature in games. And so WWE 2K25 gets the Thumb Culture Gold Award.