Fire Pro Wrestling World PS4 Review: 5 Ups & 2 Downs

2. Endless Customisation

One of this series' biggest pulls has always been it's absurdly deep customisation. Its vastness essentially allows players to make the game their own, and just like its predecessors, World brings a massive host of options to the table.

There's so much you can do to give FPWW your own spin that it's almost intimidating. Even with this simplistic graphical style, it's easy to put hours into creating the perfect versions of your favourite wrestlers from thousands of different layer and colour combinations. It isn't easy, and it takes time to get used to, but it's brilliant nonetheless.

Edit Mode offers plenty of options beyond mere wrestlers too, and if you've got the time for it, you'll soon find yourself creating belts, rings, and even referees. It's extremely addictive, and unquestionably one of World's biggest pulls.

But even if you can't be bothered creating your own versions of real wrestling stars, you can just hop online and download one of the thousands of readymade characters waiting for you. Almost every well-known grappler you can think of is there already, and depending on who or what you're looking for, there'll probably be several versions of each. It's a creator's delight.