Rob The Closer (Rob the Closer)
I absolutely love this game. I've played it for quite some time and it never gets old. There is a challenge to it, trying to get those 5 star matches, but it's enjoyable. I find myself trying to push certain characters to make them the ultimate babyface. No ads and purchases are 100% optional, but not necessary. I also love the quirky names they give to the obvious 80s and 90s wrestlers.
Jesse Lunzman
Too much has changed. New artwork. Worse soundbites. Are they avoiding getting sued over a type of satire? I don't know the answer to that. The gameplay is simple enough to allow multi-tasking, and the lack of ads combined with it's nostalgic charm has kept it on my phone long after others get deleted. That said, it was a better game before the aesthetic changes, and the lack of coherent consistency on advancing wrestlers or getting higher ratings on matches/shows makes it repetitive and stale.
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UPDATED: I've now played through once and am on my second. It's funny, nostalgic, creative, engrossing, and takes me back to 1980-ish when I was a 6th grader and never missed the local weekly wrestling show out of Dothan, Al. I made a game with cards and notebook paper back then - and this game is what I would have wished for. I love the stats, the ratings, the ridiculous number of championship titles, and the different feds - just a fantastically entertaining game all the way around. Thanks from the bottom of my childhood for all of your hard work, developer(s)!
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