WWE 2K25 features a powerful roster, focusing on The Bloodline faction. The Rock leads with a top rating of 96, followed closely by Roman Reigns at 94. Other members like Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa, and Sami Zayn also have strong ratings.

That’s not a bad thing though, as the general flow of matches across the last couple of WWE 2K games has been nothing short of excellent. That said, the team’s brought back some highly requested features for 2K25 while introducing a handful of new ones to keep things feeling fresh.

While there are some newly-introduced features, such as The Island, most of the game remains intact from 2K24. New roster additions are the biggest appeal, while subtle gameplay changes also bring something fresh to the game. But is it worth the investment of a new video game? Find out if WWE 2K25 is worth it in our review.

WWE’s 2K series has been on quite the roll, building upon a stellar gameplay foundation as it continues to add new modes and ways to enjoy the core experience. WWE 2K25 continues that trend and brings one of the most stacked entries yet,

No, WWE 2K25 is not available through Xbox Game Pass at launch. With that said, it's entirely possible that the game will come to Microsoft's gaming service in the future — temporarily or otherwise. WWE 2K25 is skipping Game Pass at launch

W WE 2K25 is out now in its Bloodline and Deadman Editions, with the full game release via the Standard Edition coming on March 14. We've been able to enjoy the game for a while n

Finishers and Super Finishers return to WWE 2K25, allowing the player to deal tons of damage en route to winning a match. However, new WWE 2K players might not know how to use these moves. Therefore,

WWE 2K25 has yet another locker code for users to claim, but they have to act fast. WWE 2K25 was released in early access on March 7 for those willing to pay $99.99 for the Deadma