WWE 2K23: Five improvements we want to see

WWE 2K23 has been officially confirmed so we’ve taken a look at five of the biggest changes we want to see from the new game!

It will likely feature the likes of Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, Finn Balor and Bianca Belair, and will come on the back of the excellently received WWE 2K22.

That game was a huge return to form for the series, particularly after WWE 2K20 was such a poorly received release.

WWE 2K22 really does “hit different”, as the marketing suggests, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t room for improvement.

We’ve taken a close look at what we’d like to see from 2K23, which is likely to come out next year in the build-up to WrestleMania.

Oh yeah, we want to see all the latest WWE stars in 2K23.

One notable criticism of 2K22, which isn’t really the fault of the developers, is that the game has aged significantly since its release, due to several roster changes.

There is no Cody Rhodes, for example, nor a Bron Breakker, or Hit Row, to name just three instances.

As a result, we want to see all of the latest roster additions added into 2K23.

This would make all the sense in the world, particularly if the game does release in the build-up to the Showcase of the Immortals.

Road To WrestleMania modes in previous years have put players in the shoes of their favourite superstars, and given them the chance to take them through to the show, with branching storylines and wacky feuds included.

It’s a really fun way of playing the game, and is a little more involved than MyRise.

We’d love to see it make a return.

The return of MyGM was a huge hit in 2K22.

But we want to see a far more detailed version of the mode.

It feels as though 2K22’s MyGM mode is a base from which to build, so we’d like to see even more match types,