Wrestling Warriors Fighting

Do you remember the deep and involving General Manager Mode? Well, it’s back as is the fun Season Mode as well.
On the surface, SmackDown Raw 2017 brings us all the things we loved about the game including an updated roster of superstars and some new gameplay features.
Even with the improvements, though, Wrestling Warriors Fighting!! is actually a step down from last year’s game and that’s thanks to some glaring faults that are too hard to ignore.
Still, this isn’t to say this is a bad game. In fact, what the game does right is give us a wrestling game that actually feels good.
If anything the game is true to its motto: you just don’t watch it you live it.
Season Mode, for example, allows you to pick your favorite superstar and live out a WWE season.
You watch as all the usual WWE madness unfolds before you and quickly involves your chosen grappler.
Let’s say you pick Triple H, he starts off fighting the Big Show when suddenly Carlito and his buddies Chavo and Daivari jump up on stage claiming your victory as their own and thus forcing you to join their camp.
You can either accept their friendship or you can brush them off, apologize to the Big Show and join forces with the big guy to help you defeat Chavo and his posse.
Before you know it you’re deeply involved in a number of events as you make alliances or make enemies along the way.
General Manager Mode is also a deep and involving game mode that will have you deeply invested in all the wheeling and dealings of a General Manager for either the SmackDown or the Raw side.
It is here that you take control of every detail including hiring writers and managing your superstars.
At the start of the game, WWE owner Vince McMahon lays down the law by telling you that it is you versus the GM of the other side in a competition to see who puts on the best shows.
The winner who has the most loyal fan base will win the General Manager of the Year Award while the loser will be fired.
Coming up with your own shows, rivalries and events are actually more fun than it sounds.