Wrestling Revolution for Windows

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Play through a whole career of wrestling matches featuring a variety of opponents.

Wrestling Revolution takes you through a whole career of wrestling matches featuring a variety of opponents. The acclaimed touch-screen mobile app returns to its roots as a high resolution desktop game. Enjoy the same stylized 2D graphics and intuitive gameplay from the comfort of your keyboard. With up to 10 characters in the ring and dozens of fully interactive weapons, MDickie's unique brand of wrestling action remains very much intact. Create your own star and immerse yourself in gaming's biggest ever wrestling universe - featuring over 300 characters spread across 9 different promotions. Embark on an endless career full of possibilities, as you attempt to make the right moves backstage as well as in the ring. Or simply blow off steam with the hundreds of preset matches from the "Pay-Per-View" shows.

Wrestling Revolution for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: September 9, 2013

Latest update: April 21, 2020

Version: 1.60

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows 10
Windows 8
Windows XP

Additional Requirements: Flash Player

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Total Downloads: 229,505

Downloads Last Week: 24

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User Reviews

4/5

4 User Votes

This is what a wrestling video game should be.
fcabanskiJanuary 26, 2013
Pros
- Simple controls - Huge number of characters and moves - Engaging for years
Cons
- Waiting for the booker edition - Not 3D
Summary
I've spent more time playing the 2008 games (with some updates) on PC than any other game I've owned since then. This game, like MDickie's other wrestling titles, is a platform for imagination.
This game changes the way we see Wrestling
TwistedRKOSeptember 24, 2012
Pros
-Simplified controls -Plenty of unique maneuvers,and there is more to come until the PC update
Cons
-The waiting for more updates for PC is tough,but considering the fact that this game is made by a single man,it is justified -A bit difficult to get used to the controls,but after you learn them you will never forget them
Summary
Shouldn't even be a PC release
SenorIguanaSeptember 7, 2012
Pros
Ease of use?
Cons
...once you figure out how to play. Has remarkably less depth than his previous PC efforts Oversimplified play Goofy, generic events and characters in the demo aren't going to draw anyone in
Summary
I've already seen good reviews of this and I was trying to be positive when I booted up this... well, demo, I guess. The bottom line is, playing it just isn't fun. You don't get any instructions on how to play, but you'll eventually figure out the keyboard controls (A, S, Z, and spacebar, if I remember correctly), but it's just so oversimplified that it isn't fun. The graphics are a mixed bag- everything is almost TOO sharp, but then you get bits like sharp fonts on fuzzy signs in a fuzzy crowd with a fuzzy backdrop, or face textures made from a photograph standing next to characters with MDickie's standard love-it-or-hate-it cartoonish textures, and it just makes it seem weird at best. Having the characters scale up and down to "breathe" is also distractingly strange. Move animation is good, but transitions between states (lying down, kneeling, on one knee, to standing) is slow enough to drag a match down into the mud. After so many years of developing variations on the same game, it just seems like nothing's really new enough to be innovative or "revolutionary"- it's just an oversimplified port. However, some of the worst bits are the writing. Each match (at least of the ones I played before uninstalling) begins with a promo that you can't accelerate through even though it's text, but the writing isn't going to win any awards- not that wrestling promos are usually Shakespeare, but they certainly are compared to what you have to read here. Of particular note is Mat's in-game character noting that- and this isn't a direct quote but it's at least close- "it's like I flew everyone to paradise on a plane that I made with my bare hands, but everyone's complaining that they don't have a first-class ticket." This game isn't anywhere close to paradise. I imagine it's more tolerable on a tablet or other mobile device, and I understand that the PC conversion is almost an afterthought, but after promises of a "revolution"- it's even right there in the title- this feels like a step backwards in every way, and I definitely won't be snagging this for my iPad either.