Following the success of 2K23 and the start of a new year, wrestling fans are already on the hunt for the WWE 2K24 release date.
The latest entry into the WWE 2K series aims to build on the solid foundations laid by 2K23 and with 2K Games beginning to tease what it has up its sleeve, the excitement is starting to build once again.
With that said, find everything there is to know about WWE 2K24 so far in our hub packed with the latest news and information before someone attempts to throw you over the top rope.
WWE 2K24 release date
As expected, WWE 2K24 will be released on March 8, 2024. In fact, there are two releases for the game depending on which edition you purchase.
If you've bought the 40 Years of Wrestlemania Edition, you can play the game on March 5, 2024, three whole days before the standard edition.
WWE 2K24 platforms
Just like previous WWE 2K titles, 2K24 is expected to follow the same formula by releasing on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms. Once the game is revealed, PC players should see it appear on Steam while those on console can find it in the PlayStation and Xbox stores.
WWE 2K24 cover star
Although initial rumours surrounding the WWE 2K24 cover star pointed towards the late Bray Wyatt, the WWE 2K24 cover star has been confirmed as the American Nightmare, Cody Rhodes.
While Rhodes features on the cover of the standard edition of the game, Bianca Belair and Rhea Ripley will appear on the Deluxe edition.
The 40 Years of Wrestlemania edition also features different cover stars. To celebrate four decades of The Grandest Stage of Them All, a mixture of legendary Superstars ranging from Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Undertaker to Bret Hart and Andre the Giant feature on the cover.
WWE 2K24 trailer
You can check out the first trailer for WWE 2K24 below:
That's all you need to know about WWE 2K24 ahead of its launch later this year. We'll be sure to update the hub with the latest news and information we can find. In the meantime, take a look at our other release hubs for Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Tekken 8, and our recent review of Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.