WWE Raw

About

WWE Raw is a wrestling brawler built around the chaos of the 2002 roster. You pick a superstar and trade punches, powerbombs, and finishing moves in matches that mix arcadey physics with scripted drama. The single player mode strings together story-driven bouts while split-screen lets two players duke it out on the same couch. Moveset timing feels responsive but simple, focusing on big hits and over-the-top theatrics. This game marks the last WWF title before the company rebranded to WWE. It’s a snapshot of early 2000s wrestling culture with no frills beyond the basics. Local multiplayer remains a highlight, and the roster includes icons like The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin. With no online play or deep modes, it leans into straightforward brawls. Casual wrestlers looking for nostalgic 2000s action might find it charming. Metacritic scores hover around 65, reflecting its dated but solid foundation.