Throw in an all-new MyRise with the ability to unlock jobber favourites such as Cole Queen and Odyssey Rift, expanded GM Mode, and the returning Universe – oh, for that mode to have been given the resources ploughed into The Island – and this remains a colossal package even if you never go anywhere near VC.

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,

WWE 2K25 is another deep wrestling simulator that's loaded with content, but its appalling Island mode feels like the start of a heel turn.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

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.

The WWE 2K series has shown steady improvement since its soft relaunch with WWE 2K22 -- and WWE 2K25 is no exception.

Reviews continue to roll in for WWE 2K25, the latest release from pro wrestling's most prominent promotion and 2K Games, with the majority of them being overwhelmingly positive. Game Rant, Forbes, and Vice,

Picking a personality for your wrestler in WWE 2K25 is a lot harder than it seems, as there are many different rewards for your choices.