While it is true that two teams at major pubs could not make a Switch wrestling game, this is far from the worst Switch game. It is far from bad, but it is not great either. It’s an indie wrestling company selling tickets. The good news is that more competition is coming. That means more content for Switch owners. Until then, this game is worth playing. Wrestling Empire is a great title to start if you like wrestling games and have a Switch.
Character customization
Wrestling Empire is the latest game from MDickie, the developer behind mobile classics like Wrestling Revolution 3D. The game features improved graphics, a smoother frame rate, and more characters than the predecessor, but is otherwise the same. It is the perfect mix of nostalgia and modernity, and players can enjoy playing as their favorite wrestlers or creating their characters. The game features a wide variety of options, including a booking mode and a large roster.
The game’s incredibly detailed character editor enables you to customize every aspect of your character, including appearance, hairstyle, and body stats. You can create the perfect wrestling model or abomination with little research. The dynamic stats and animations make the game realistic, too. You can choose the right hairstyle, eyes, and mouth for your character, as well as customize their physique and other characteristics.
Matches
If you enjoy watching wrestling matches, you should check out Wrestling Empire. Unlike other video games, there are more types of matches in Wrestling Empire than the standard four-person tag team match. You can also choose from various tag team matches with multiple opponents. While the majority of these matches feature single opponents, you may have to deal with tag-team competitors. The good news is that there are several different types of matches, and you can choose the one that suits you best.
The single-player campaign is fairly straightforward and offers several different types of matches. The game offers both traditional matches and more contemporary ones. For example, you can play as a pro wrestler or a fan of professional wrestling. The game features several different characters and stages, and you can even build your empire in Wrestling Empire. The game is available for iOS, Android, PC/Steam, and Nintendo Switch.
Arcade mode
The Wrestling Empire arcade mode features unique match types. Each character has a unique finisher move inspired by a particular pro wrestler. Brian, for example, is a balanced type of pro wrestler with an Argentine Driver finisher move inspired by The Rock. The game also includes several other game modes based on notable wrestling media such as WWE. Players can engage in a coffin mode, attempting to force their opponent into a coffin. Another mode is the reward mode, which is similar to WWE’s money-in-the-bank event.
Wrestling Empire also features an exhibition mode that allows players to compete in matches against other wrestlers. Players can choose from a variety of different opponents, each with their unique personality and style. The game also includes decent blood and injury effects, and the choice of clothing and body type is reasonable. However, it is far from AAA quality. As a result, Wrestling Empire is best enjoyed by players who are fans of professional wrestling.
Controls
In Wrestling Empire, the controls are much more realistic than in previous games. You can control the ring, wrestlers, and announcers as one, instead of focusing on one person. A few things have changed, as well. AI has improved a lot, and the game has more options than ever. You can now use pinning moves to control an opponent. You can also use signs like weapons to throw opponents. The signs also have their taunts. The new entrances and exits have improved animations. New weapons, such as the hammer and brass knuckles, have been added to the game. There’s also a new sideways double-roll, which allows you to escape from crushing holds.
The game is simple to learn and fun to play. There is a tutorial available that makes it easy to get started. If you’re new to the genre, you can choose to play the free demo, but it is highly recommended that you purchase the game’s full version to get the most out of it. The tutorial makes it easy to understand and makes playing easier than ever. The game also features multiple camera angles for different aspects of the ring.
Movesets
The new version of Movesets for Wrestling Empire adds several useful new features to the game. For starters, there are no longer any tedious levels to grind through, and you don’t have to spend money on each promotion. The new version also features new movesets and changes to existing moves. Here are some of the more notable changes:
The ground moves feature a wide range of options, including leg and head attacks, corner moves, and special moves. You can also choose from a variety of partner options, including stories and real friends. You can copy your existing build or revert any changes you’ve made, so you’ll have a variety of options for your character in Wrestling Empire. You can also change the character’s name and other details.
Career mode
If you are new to career mode in Wrestling Empire, you might be wondering what the difference is between it and the main game. The main difference between these two modes is that the former involves selecting your wrestler. The career mode features both male and female characters and the choice of a wrestler is entirely up to you. Many of the characters are based on real-life wrestlers. While most are original MDickie creations, some do have real-life equivalents.
The career mode in Wrestling Empire features many new improvements. Characters can now regenerate and fall as wrestlers, but not in the same way as other wrestlers do. Players will no longer be required to work for each promotion, and a new ‘Title Push’ clause means your wrestler will not get disqualified from a match because the referee got too close. Wrestlers now also have a home territory.
