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I guess I was to High when putting hope in to this game or anything by 2K anymore. Micro Tranies be running a muck in 2K. I can see it beingI guess I was to High when putting hope in to this game or anything by 2K anymore. Micro Tranies be running a muck in 2K. I can see it being a part of Humble Bundle sooner then later. Download a emulator and enjoy the classic that way. I'll play the old Arcade it I want to relive the 90's. GG 3 Bacon **** ~ ~ ~

played 2 matches, created a character, one more match...character got completely destroyed against the weakest possible opponent. just no funplayed 2 matches, created a character, one more match...character got completely destroyed against the weakest possible opponent. just no fun to play whatsoever.

The game has tons of items to unlock and an overall good amount of stuff to do, but all of this really falls flat when the gameplay gets so repetitive. No matter what mode you play, there isn’t much gameplay variety outside of the standard gameplay mechanics. You don’t have the options that you get in the usual WWE 2K yearly release and it all wears thin fast and becomes a chore to play. The game is honestly fun at first, but it just doesn’t hold up well in the long run. I honestly prefer WWE 2K20 over Battlegrounds and that’s saying a lot with all the problems that game had.

What an unnecessary game. I really don't know why did they made a game like this. The fighting part does not resemble wwe at all. And why didWhat an unnecessary game. I really don't know why did they made a game like this. The fighting part does not resemble wwe at all. And why did they model the wrestlers like an adult baby? The modeling part alone says "we made a lousy game but changed the modeling and gameplay so that we can persuade some players to buy it and earn extra money." Definitely don't buy this game.

I got this free on Playstation network and it is terrible. I have many happy memories of old Wrestling games and hoped this might atleast haveI got this free on Playstation network and it is terrible. I have many happy memories of old Wrestling games and hoped this might atleast have a nostalgia hit. But it did not even manage that. There are no entrances, unique movesets or fun diverse characters to try. The first problem is all the characters have the same moves. The second is that all the characters are behind a paywall. Thankfully the first problem means you will have no desire to waste money on the unlocks. Bad graphics, bad gameplay and bareley even a wrestling gameThey should be ashamed.

If you treat WWE 2K Battlegrounds like a "simulation" game you will HATE this game. But if you treat it like a comic/arcade style game this isIf you treat WWE 2K Battlegrounds like a "simulation" game you will HATE this game. But if you treat it like a comic/arcade style game this is not too bad. It's cartoonish and that's fine but there are a few hiccups as there are glitches with announcing (too generic) and at times graphics. But my biggest gripe is the microtransactions to get more wrestlers. I don't mind unlocking a few but if you want to play as Drew McIntyre or Becky Lynch you can't unless you rack up points or pay extra. But when you put characters on the cover and you have to pay extra for it really is a major problem.Overall the game isn't too bad but it had potential to be a great game but 2k Sports keeps messing it up like the other WWE games

The game will perpetually get compared to WWE All Stars and I think it’s fair. I have to admit that through my rose colored glasses, I remember All Stars as the better overall title at launch, but the lack of roster depth (including no women) and the fact that it died off because its parent studio did really hurt its potential. The fact that Battlegrounds still that potential to be discovered and 2K can do so much more with it makes this an interesting title to watch, and one I’d recommend giving a shot if it intrigues you enough.

With WWE 2K Battlegrounds, 2K has made it impossible to recommend for price and value. All aspects of the game revolve around microtransactions and by offering so little to begin with, the motivation to continue playing isn't present. Even the little things that make WWE games worth playing, such as seeing your favourite star enter the arena, are ruined with short audio clips and the same punch out of casket or box entrance. With baffling modes and gameplay that doesn't ever need to extend past single button bashing, it really highlights how 2K have gone for the cash grab and decided a mobile game may reach a wider audience on consoles. This is one title that needs to Rest….In……Peace.

Meh it plays better than 20. It good for a arcade game no simulation involved at all buttttt the movement and animations are solid are it funMeh it plays better than 20. It good for a arcade game no simulation involved at all buttttt the movement and animations are solid are it fun for a while and co op

Since standard WWE 2K21 is not coming out, we got Battleground, a more arcade-yapproach to the WWE universe. Sadly Battlegrounds has basically the same problemsas previous iterations. Microtransactions, bugs, dull gameplay throw shadow on agood try to refresh the franchise.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is the WWE’s big release for the year, but it’s taken a new direction after last years effort and is a decent arcade alternative to the previous WWE games. The gameplay is fair and different, but you always expect a decent storyline to play through as well. The comic strip idea is OK but with no voice acting anywhere it just feels a bit weak.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is a budget brawler with a high price tag. Despite the core gameplay being quite solid, a lot of the content is locked behind microtransactions and grinding away at matches. These things stop it from rising to Superstar status.

It’s a substantial step-up from the absolute mess that was WWE 2K18 for Switch, and there’s plenty of chaotic enjoyment that can be had here, especially if you’ve got a few friends that enjoy the acquired taste that is professional wrestling. It’s silly, it’s over the top, and it’s just a bit of mindless fun, much in the way that real wrestling is. The repetitive nature of the single-player modes means I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it for solo players, and the aggressive monetisation limits the options available for party play, but there’s still a decent game of wrestling under the hood.

This WWE 2K Battlegrounds game for Nintendo Switch perfectly understands the philosophy of the show. We don't look for realism in WWE fights, but rather the spectacular, amazing, grotesque, ridiculous and funny moments... Characters that make us fall in love again.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds on Xbox One brings a fast-paced arcade wrestling game to the market, which features a greatly diverse roster, a decent variety of modes and moves that pack a punch. Sadly, the bulk of the gameplay takes a while to get to grips with and even then, it becomes monotonous after a short length of time. The limited access to the roster doesn’t help in that sense, nor does the utterly bland narrative.

As it stands, the implementation of grind and paid currency wring all the fun out of the experience, leaving a game with some potential that isn't worth the effort to see all the way through. Much like a modern-day RAW main event, the in-ring action is sound if not memorable, but it's the decisions behind the scenes that really ruin it for everyone.

I don’t hate WWE Battlegrounds. It’s a much more arcadey style of game that I think is a better representation of what a pro wrestling game should be. But it does have its own set of problems in its lack of depth and aggressive microtransactions. I wouldn’t mind seeing more from this series, but it needs some big changes to truly be a fun experience.

A fun and captivating arcade variation to the more serious WWE 2K annual series, with entertaining gameplay and a solid fighters roster. It might lack a bit in variety, but it'll surely please wrestling lovers.

Conceptually a game everyone can pick up and play, sadly is not enough to have longevity in any collection.Pro's1. A wrestling game that plays more arcade abd less simulation. Variety is a good thingCon's1. The micro-transaction polluted the game to the point you grind or spend possibly hundreds of dollars to play at its full capacity. Gamers despise this and here we are exploiting the pockets of a customer just to enjoy the game. Its one thing to utilize this in small doses, but Battlegrounds exploits this with everything in the game. It becomes problematic to the point where features such as Create a Wrestler is useless unless you grind hundreds of hours just to remotely make a unique character....or spend tons to do so.2. Create a Wrestler is very shallow itself. Not being able to generally create actual wrestlers to fit inside this arcade world is a shamble. Let alone having to purchase more slots to potentially create more wrestlers is disgraceful. Wanna upload your creation to the world? Sorry... You can't as its not an option.3. The repetitive game nature makes longevity of playing the game obsolete once you have spent countless hours playing Battleground Mode and Story Mode. The rinse and repeat nature is fun for an hour every blue moon, but soon enough you will tire because of its elementary level gameplay mechanics and lack of any depth. Arcade or not, this game could have expanded upon the mechanics deeper than it did.We can continue to pick out problems, but these 3 problems are incredibly big flaws that detract the game from being any better than a weekend rental.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is more focused on casual players who look for a fun, simple multiplayer experience. However, the game lacks value in its content, not to mention its tendency to drive you to pay to unlock characters.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is definitely not the perfect arcade-style WWE experience, but it’s a far better game than I expected going in with minimal bugs and issues. As a workprint for the future, it’s rock-solid and can easily lead to the Battlegrounds games being a great breather between simulation-based entries in the series going forward. Hopefully we’ll see things like customizable movesets be added into future installments – but as it stands, this is a great way to enjoy some pick up and play WWE action on any gaming platform you have.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is the best WWE game in a long time. Its over-the-top combat leans heavily on cartoon violence, so if you’re looking for a wrestling sim, you won’t find that here. What you will get, though, is a fun, fast-paced, and lighthearted wrestling game.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is a good comeback for the saga, and leaving us with a fun game for fans and casuals. Much more arcade than any of its predecessors, a well-polished cartoon look and an entertaining combat make WWE 2K Battlegrounds a game you will want to try if you like fighting games.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is striking for its simplicity. It is the game equivalent of a popcorn flick. This is something goofy, simple, affordable, and likely intended to be enjoyed in brief bursts. The Campaign and Battleground Challenge are each presented in bite-sized chunks. The various matches never tend to go over five minutes. Everything is quick and breezy, with systems that put everyone on equal footing. It’s not incredibly deep, the characters don’t always look great, and all the stuff with price-tags on it can be daunting, but it’s surprisingly entertaining. Especially if you’re jumping in for quick bursts and want a goofy wrestling game anyone can enjoy.

Battlegrounds is a fun little game for WWE fans. It lacks the depth of other brawlers, although if you like the competition it is based on we think you’ll enjoy it.

Over-the-top action, ridiculous animations and attacks, and a cartoony reimagining of your favorite superstars aside, WWE 2K Battlegrounds is hampered by its lackluster class-based movesets, as well as a system that requires you to grind for a vast majority of superstars that still need to be unlocked. With limited customization options and game modes, it's best played in short bursts, and you'll hardly feel engaged from a single-player standpoint.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is a game that seems like it exists purely to house its storefront, offering predatory microtransactions which would be overly pricy in a free-to-play game. In a paid title - even a budget one - they're offensive. The only silver lining here is that the game is rubbish anyway, so feel free to skip it without feeling like you're missing out.

Far less stuffy than the mainline WWE 2K series and designed for quick bursts of entertaining casual play with friends, WWE 2K Battlegrounds lack of depth and technical issues sadly undercut its energetic audiovisual presentation. Hardly the sequel to WWE All-Stars that so many wanted, WWE 2K Battlegrounds could simply be so much more - but it just... isn't.

The concept behind WWE 2K Battlegrounds is a solid one, but it's let down time and time again by limited and repetitive combat, dopey AI, an excessively locked roster and a series of bewildering design choices that really should have been questioned at some point during production. We hope it eventually gets an improved sequel, but until then, the Switch is still lacking a proper main event-tier wrestling game.

Great Arcade Wrestling Game and It performs well on switch handheld mode. The Cons is the limited moves but the reversal system is what I wantGreat Arcade Wrestling Game and It performs well on switch handheld mode. The Cons is the limited moves but the reversal system is what I want coz u can't just use 1 button to reverse everything. MTX is a letdown but we can unlock everything by playing though.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is a different approach to the other 2K wrestling games from franchise and is more arcade than simulation driven. TheWWE 2K Battlegrounds is a different approach to the other 2K wrestling games from franchise and is more arcade than simulation driven. The game’s price of admission is a bit hefty for what it is, and the micro transaction system is in full force on top of that. However as a game for fans of wrestling WWE 2K Battlegrounds has established itself with a more style than the previous franchise offerings of WWE games from 2k. A game developer, somewhere at 2K and Saber Interactive, has made an effort to overhaul the fun with this years release. Gameplay in WWE 2K Battlegrounds is basic but that keeps the controls from hindering the more arcade style thats set out to ensure you have fun. There is little depth to the wrestler’s move sets and although different classes of wrestlers have different moves, a lot of these are actually shared even between the more iconic wrestlers on the roster. Despite the minimalist gameplay mechanics, the game still maintains fun to play and the wrestlers even have special moves.There are different game modes with the highlight of them being the King of the Battleground which is a mash up of a Battle Royale where the last wrestler standing wins. WWE 2k Battlegrounds like most wrestling games, is more fun when you play with your friends, but there is also a campaign mode, and I must say it is indeed better than WWE 2K20’s was. Gone are the strange faces, clipping, and distorted voices this year. While this all might sound great, there is still one enormous complaint that many will have and thats the micro transactions. You can grind to unlock wrestlers by grinding or if you just want to play as your favorite wrestlers from the moment you buy the game, then you can opt to purchase them for immediate access. WWE 2K Battlegrounds is definitely one of the best WWE 2K games over its many years, so if you’re a fan this is an absolute must buy, if not a huge wrestling fan but do enjoy it on occasion be sure to pick it up on sale. Even the achievement hunters will rejoice in the easily obtained gamer score in this years release for your Xbox One console.

Just very boring and repetitive, Ai is useless and it's just a kick/punch mashfest, generic shared movesets so don't expect any to perform theJust very boring and repetitive, Ai is useless and it's just a kick/punch mashfest, generic shared movesets so don't expect any to perform the same moves the wrestlers do. The roster is not upto date with some bizzare choices/omissions and the wrestlers do not like their real life counterparts. It just feels like a Mobile game.The game is also filled with microtransactions making some of the modes feel very grindy.In terms of Wrestling games this is just below WWF Royal Rumble for the Dreamcast which at least had 9 players in the ring.Not even worth $10 as you will be bore within an hour or so. DO NOT BUY!

Let me clarify that the game do have microtransactions like all games now days but everything, literally everything in the game can beLet me clarify that the game do have microtransactions like all games now days but everything, literally everything in the game can be unlocked with the in game currency that you get by playing both online and campaign. Anyway I understand some people hate 2k but I don't understand those ratings, please ignore them annbuybthe game yourself cause it is really fun! Just enter any community on FB and you see that everyone who is playing the game is having fun enjoying, I've bought it 2 days ago and played almost home stop both campaign and on-line.s

Microtransactions filled grindfest. All the Wrestlers have the same moveset depending on their weightclass or style. All 'Highflyers' like ReyMicrotransactions filled grindfest. All the Wrestlers have the same moveset depending on their weightclass or style. All 'Highflyers' like Rey Mysterio only have different skins. Same goes for 'Heavyweights' , 'Brawlers' etc. whats the fun in unlocking new wrestlers if they are all the same?! 1 point cause at least it runs better and isn't bug infested like previous 2k wrestling games.

They obviously spuffed out this title in a few months. Another rushed poor quality WWE game. Unlocking characters and items is a grind due toThey obviously spuffed out this title in a few months. Another rushed poor quality WWE game. Unlocking characters and items is a grind due to the implementation of microtransactions.

One of the most fun wrestling game since HCTP. WWE games fell way off starting with SvR and i lost interest, the arcade over the top style isOne of the most fun wrestling game since HCTP. WWE games fell way off starting with SvR and i lost interest, the arcade over the top style is exactly what we need to counter the sluggish ultra realism same year after year. i don't care how real you can make sweat look. This is a pure fun game that isn't meant to be taken seriously, don't know if it is worth £45 but since we will be getting free updates with new content i don't feel ripped off by the price, the microtransactions don't feel intrusive as you can just play campaign to unlock everything. More variety in the grapples wouldn't be to bad either.