WWE 2K15

One of the best features about the computer version of WWE 2K15 is that it came with all of the downloadable content. This instalment does provide a few twists that you cannot find in WWE 2K14. One of which is a grapple mechanic that was usually only seen at the beginning of match. Once that is completed, it is business as usual as the match gets underway. You still needed precise timing for strikes and grappling, and provide much of the skill needed to excel at the game.
While the visuals may have improved somewhat in WWE 2K15, not much else is very different to the previous instalment, keeping the same charm and feeling to the game. If you execute a move out of place when you are up against more than one competitor, you risk locking on to the wrong person, potentially losing the fight. If you miss altogether, your character still stumbles and flails around like a madman.
Something that is, however, missing from 2K15 that many fans loved about 2K14 is the 30-year single play campaign mode. But, if you are playing solo, the career mode does make up for this at least partially. Unfortunately, many fans also thought with 2K Sport involved, the game would receive a much needed overhaul that would have new visuals, animations, character models and voices, which didn’t happen. It is, therefore, best to consider this game a slight overhaul of the previous, rather than a standalone next chapter in the series.