WWE Immortals Critic Reviews

A gorgeous looking, chunky free to play brawler that's a lot more fun than it has any right to be.

For now, WWE Immortals is a great new option for fans of Injustice, and it's a great experience for those who are simply fans of the WWE.

Interesting beat´em up that combines the WWE stars with the classic Mortal Kombat gameplay mechanics.

WWE personalities on 3v3 combat.

Immortals is not perfect by any means, and has its fair share of downsides – alongside those that inherently come with the game been a F2P release – but for some reason I like it.

WWE Immortals is an imaginative recycling of ideas and an easy recommendation for casual WWE fans, particularly those who are currently engrossed in WWE Supercard. Of course, it's a deal-breaker if the game constantly breaks on your phone or tablet, though the approachable combat system and the fact that it's free helped push me through the opening loading screens (at least thirty times).

WWE Immortals is almost certain to be a big hit, building on its “obvious once you hear it” theme, it just needs its execution to catch up with its high concept.

WWE Immortals is an intriguing concept that WWE fans will appreciate. The problem is that this free-to-play game quickly grows repetitive, and in-game currency prevents you from obtaining your favorite superstars without opening your wallet.

The idea is sound, but gameplay and graphics are not enough to compete with the WWE videogames.

The idea of giving super powers and even more epic attitudes to famous wrestlers is inevitably interesting. Unfortunately, WWE Immortals stays as an experiment with some potential but no more.