It’s been 13 years since 2K Sports took over the WWE license, starting with the release of WWE 2K14 back when we were all still playing wrestling games on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. In the time since, the franchise has evolved, crashed and burned, and risen from the ashes. Now, with WWE 2K26, the franchise is at a crossroads; that’s bound to happen with any annual title.
While there are some years that see huge leaps forward graphically, there are also those other years that have iterative installments where the advancements are minimal. Last year’s WWE 2K25 was one of those years, with the underdeveloped The Island as the marquee addition.
While WWE 2K26 might not have a major new addition like 2K23’s War Games match, there is a lot to love about this latest entry, as its developers have addressed a long list of ongoing issues that have plagued fans in recent years.
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