WWE 2K20 Review: 3 Ups & 9 Downs
Don't waste your money.
WWE 2K20 is out now, and it's fair to say that the response across the board from players, critics and even YouTube "influencers" has been near-universally negative.
This isn't terribly surprising, of course, what with regular WWE 2K developer Yuke's parting ways with 2K mid-development, leaving Visual Concepts to finish up the game solo.
But even so, WWE 2K20 is a uniquely terrible game which amplifies every bad thing anyone's ever said about this franchise, and proves above all else that it's in desperate need of a year off to push the reset button and figure things out.
Between the fact that #FixWWE2K20 has been trending on Twitter, Sony has been offering refunds to players and major news outlets even picked up on the game's technical failures - while 2K has remained radio silent - it is an abject disaster that, if we're being honest, is a total waste of your money.
If you're a hardcore WWE fan who just needs to own the next 2K game, then do so at your own peril. But you deserve better, and such lazy, cash-grabbing work as this hasn't earned your money - or anyone's....