A detailed product description of Yukes’ developed wrestling title “AEW: Fight Forever” surfaced on Amazon UK. Among other things, the platforms supplied and various details about the gameplay itself were mentioned.
In November 2020, Japanese developers Yukes announced ongoing work on a wrestling title that would turn out to be AEW: Fight Forever.
While the studio has so far made no move to provide further details or even a concrete date for the official presentation of the title, a detailed product listing for “AEW: Fight Forever” has been spotted on Amazon UK, which could indicate that the official reveal of the wrestling title is not too far away.
In addition, the supported platforms and gameplay details are mentioned as part of said product entry. This includes information about the matches, the features and more.
The gameplay features at a glance
- Combines nostalgic arcade wrestling feel with innovative All Elite wrestling finishers and offensive moves
- The talent roster brings together the greatest legends to bring brand new, high-flying AEW stars to the ring
- Singles, Tag Team, 3-Way, 4-Way, Ladder, Casino Battle Royale, Falls Count Anywhere, Unsanctioned Lights Out, Exploding Barbed Wire Death, and Online Co-Op Multiplayer Matches
- Tag Team Matches offer a sequence of specific team maneuvers executed with simple commands
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Additionally, the Amazon UK product listing reveals that AEW: Fight Forever will be released for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo’s Switch. There is no talk of an implementation for the Xbox One. THQ Nordic will be responsible for the distribution of “AEW: Fight Forever”.
Unfortunately, it is still unclear when a detailed presentation of the latest wrestling title from Yukes can be expected. Since Amazon UK leaked the first concrete details about the content and gameplay today, we can assume that it won’t be too long.
Of course we will keep you informed about further developments.
Source: gematsu
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