By the way, for some reason I want to use the just-returned wrestlers a lot now, but when they were gone I did not want to use them at all. So you can feel better about playing as these wrestlers in your Universe mode. Johnny Gargano is back, a new version of Karrion Kross is there to download, and Braun Strowman just made his return. However, this has sort of remedied itself with the recent wrestler returns under Triple H’s new creative regime. When the game was released, many wrestlers on the active 2K roster were not with WWE anymore. It’s definitely worth checking them out to enhance your experience. While these creations can give you a fresh take on how good the game can be. All you have to do is search for him by using #StatusTemp226, or just #StatusTemp should work as well. StatusTemp has also made amazing creations of Roman Reigns, Kane, and Kurt Angle. These were a collaboration with another great creator by the name of DX4LIFEE. The creator, StatusTemp226, not only made this amazing version of Kross, but many others including the recent additions of 2003 John Cena and 2010 Randy Orton. Take an amazing Karrion Kross, for example. Whether it be cartoon characters, presidents, or actual WWE superstars, like the late addition of Cody Rhodes to WWE since they weren’t able to get him into the game. The community creations allow for a ton of different types of “wrestlers” as well. They will use some of the amazing community creations available to make theme matches such as only cartoon characters. You can customize who’s in the match, make the entrance order random, or set it up yourself. However, I prefer a realistic approach to matches that mimics the ones that play out on TV. If you want to play on hard, or very hard, it’s pretty much a fighting game - and that’s okay. Sometimes I play on normal to control the match flow myself and make it a good match by letting my opponent get in some offense. On normal difficulty, you can usually handle your opponent pretty easily, and then on hard you get a challenge. All of that sort of stuff adds up and keeps me in the experience of playing out a WWE match. For example, if the match results in a count out, the crowd will chant “restart the match.” And the commentary is the best it’s been since I can remember. On top of that, little things like the crowd being so much better this time around make for a more immersive experience. The logic is better this time around and wrestlers actually try for the briefcase. One of the best improvements involves ladder matches. The ring reaction and sounds are realistic, and using weapons works better than ever. Wrestlers move well, and the moves more often than not land on your opponent like they are supposed to. I think the gameplay itself is a bit underappreciated. It’s a minor inconvenience to be sure, but it’s still a little weird. That said, I would say the main issue I have with gameplay is the need to lock up before doing a move. 2K22 came to the rescue and fixed those glitches, had new wrestler models, a new grappling system, and just better overall match flow. So what really hits different about this game is how much it varies from the previous WWE games in which the flow of matches and the terrible glitches made the game either boring or unplayable. I suspect this agreement will be longer, and I think WWE 2K22 is still worth playing right now. With high sales numbers, WWE and 2K seemed happy and have extended their agreement until the release of WWE 2K23. Eventually, many YouTube channels popped up just to cover this game. After the mess with WWE 2K20, 2K did a good enough job with marketing for 2K22 that it attracted many players who just wanted to stream it on streaming platforms (maybe still expecting the worst in some cases). Regardless, when 2K announced it would have a new gameplay engine, people were excited about the potential. WWE 2K22 was highly anticipated, perhaps for some right and wrong reasons.
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