Via, "Much of the reason for this is the experience Dickie gained in animating transitions for “Weekend Warriors,” his mixed martial arts game." And we move on to the main core of the game.CAREER MODE. Matter of fact, almost everything in the game was made easier! There is also many useful features in the game as well, and we have already gone over some of them. Strikes and punches are more smooth and the controls are more easier. The gameplay is fluid, as I have mentioned before. Even the microtransactions won't unlock every wrestler for you! If you want to see the full roster for this game, click here. You now have to grind out the career mode to unlock every single wrestler in the game. This is now exclusive to the Switch, as the iOS has backstage passes, aka a "Pro License". There is no micro-transactions this year, which means backstage passes are no longer a thing. Speaking of that, there's more realistic weapon physics ,more blood/gore and many new weapons. You can now hold more than 2 titles at once and every wrestler has been revamped (face-wise.) The chairs now bend as well. Most of the WWE parodies have been shifted to match their retro attires from the 80s to the 2000s.
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There is also a update to wrestlers faces, and attires. The game now has 350 different wrestlers and contains new wrestlers from the promotion AEW, and more custom made fictional ones. They are "My Time", "Name in Lights" and "Warriors" by Wolves. But the E is here this time! Wrestling Empire has smooth frames and fast loading speed, which means you will jump into the fun right away. The name is based on one of MDickie's first wrestling games, Wrestling MPire.
Released on January 11th, 2021 for the Nintendo Switch, January 17th for the iOS, and January 30th for Android, Wrestling Empire was MDickie's newest game since 2018.
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