PlayStation 4 (7684 programs)
Pros: Intergender matches expand gameplay variety. The Island introduces a fresh open-world concept. Showcase Mode delivers an engaging WWE history experience. Improved graphics, animations, and camera angles.
Cons: The Island mode is heavily monetized. Microtransactions may limit the full experience.
Pros: Infinite possibilities. Multiplayer. Online communities. Exhilarating survival mode.
Cons: Graphics could be improved.
Pros: Open-world exploration. Great online multiplayer mode. Regular updates with new content. Immersive campaign story.
Cons: Massive storage space needed. Not suitable for children below 13 years old.
Pros: Has multiple starting locations to choose from. Jampacked with content. Has co-op mode.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: Slow-paced yet satisfying gameplay. Great visuals. Vast array of car selection. Large map.
Cons: Small vehicles are hard to handle. Some unnecessary menu-shuffling. Aggravating chase camera. Some wonky physics.
Pros: Great selection of teams and real-life players. Diverse selection of stadiums to play at. Customizable difficulty settings.
Cons: Wonky AI execution especially when fielding. The difficulty settings can be a hit or miss for newbies.
Pros: Expansive team selection (global clubs and leagues). Real-time multiplayer and AI matches. Strategic player and manager customization.
Cons: High system requirements may affect performance on lower-end PCs.
Pros: An open-world that feels alive. Great narrative and voice acting. Huge amount of quest and side quests. Amazing graphics.
Cons: Lacks the DLC its predecessor had.
Pros: Visually stunning gothic world. Deep, rewarding combat system. Rich lore and replayable dungeon content. Online co-op and PvP features.
Cons: Steep difficulty may frustrate new players. Lengthy loading times.
Pros: Build and manage your fantasy team. A rich database of football athletes. Supports cross-play between different platforms. Different gameplay modes.
Cons: May involve astronomical costs for in-app purchases.
