Total Extreme Wrestling reviews

The TEW Series has been around for a number of Years now and has improved a little. Let's get completely off the fact that an outdated Version is offered here, the Game as a Wrestling Fan quickly makes the game addictive. Anyone who has ever wanted to step into the Role of Vince McMahon, Ted Turner, Eric Bishoff, Paul Levesque, or (as a German Example) Michael Jakobi is well served by this. There is not much Competition anyway. The most positive thing about TEW, however, is that there is a whole Handful of Mods. Whether you want to play the 90s, the golden age, or a fantasy scenario, you can easily ergo yourself and simply install it by copy-paste. The extensive Editor also lets you create your own world Of Wrestling (although this can be tedious and long). So You start as a simple Booker, with no Job. You have to apply and at some point find a Post as a Booker of a small Company, or eventuel Even Headbookers. There you create the Card for each Event and take care of the creative Happenings in the Promotion. You can determine Storylines, create titles, search For new Workers for promotion (but keep an eye on the Money, you don't want to lose your Job after 2 Weeks). Some Events and unfortunately long Loading Times later, you can also start your own Promotion (if I have not started directly alsd Owner since) at the beginning) and start with It again from the bottom with Backyard Wrestling. Of course, everything is statistically structured and displayed, you don't have to expect great Graphics and if you prefer to get into the Role of a Wrestler, Grey Dog Software Wrestling Spirit Is also recommended. However, you can already spend a few Hours with this Game and it is also really interesting to observe the Development Of the Game world. If you want to get a taste of it beforehand, you won't let TEW 2005 down (free of charge) from the Developer Side.

Okay, one forerus: I LOVE this Game. Since Extreme Warfare Revenge, I've been following the Series and consuming it, like Bureaucrats, their Excel Tables. The fact that I still have "only" 7h Playing time is because the other Versions don't run over Steam. Quick content: You play a Booker or the Owner of a Wrestling League. You buy or lure Wrestlers, create and demonise Superstars, decide for yourself whether you want to present aalsmooth Wrestling á la Lucha Libre or WWE moderate GZSZ. You can start as a Backyard League and end up as a Monopoly Company. Each Wrestler has different Skills to combine, different Entertainment values, Gimmicks and private Problems. Deals on Land also need to be created. PPV Carrier and TV Channels, Musicians, Merchandising etc. Everything was thought of in terms of content. Especially the built-in Editor is a true Desert. Don't you Like Triple H? Then put down his Skills, give him a Lifetime Contract in WWE and watch his Ego run down the entire League. Or turn him into a Benefactor, Indy Wrestler, Making him an 18-year-old or or or. Of course, for Licensing Reasons, there are no real Leagues or Wrestlers. However, you can get them for free on various Modding Sites. Now the Contra. -You will receive the 2010 Version, although there are already the 2013s. Why the Developers offer you the old Fruits, and not the optimized and more up-to-date version remains veiled to me. -Apropo Optimization. How can it be that the Game becomes unplayable (for me) once I want to enjoy the entire Game and not reduce my Scope Of play to America? Charging Times reminiscent of Gothic, a fluid Playability Reminiscent of Sims, if you only meet the Requirements of the Base Game. What Charging Times do I have to expect if I want to play 20 Years (ingame), and then new Wrestlers are created that put extra strain on the Computer? -If you decide to present the Game on Steam, why are there no additional Features? An alternative UI would have been enough for me. I repeat. I love this Game. Who it runs without any problems: Great! However, if you have Problems here, I recommend either buying the 2013 version on the Developer's Website, or playing the free 2005 Version, which is basically also sufficient and knows how to loosely bridge the Time for a 2015 version.