WWE 2K22
Developer: Visual Concepts
Type of game: Professional wrestling sports game
Kotaku | Kritic
Yes, really. In the recent past, WWE games were once simply a highly-edited photograph of one of its popular wrestlers on its cover. But this year’s game not only improved its gameplay by abandoning its intensive wrestling sim minigames, it added some much-needed flair to its presentation by putting the evocative Rey Mysterio on its cover. Arguably, there is no more “over” wrestler in the world than the luchador, so having him bask in his masked glory on WWE 2k22 ‘s cover was a no-brainer. Ronald Mysterious leaping into the frame with neon tracer lines dancing off his sequins gives the all-black cover an extra coolness boost. Booyakah booyakah, indeed.
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