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Total Extreme Wrestling 2010

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78%Game Brain Score
atmosphere, humor
story, gameplay
78% User Score Based on 88 reviews

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Total Extreme Wrestling 2010 is a single player sport game. It was developed by Grey Dog Software and was released on March 19, 2015. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Step into the world of wrestling in Total Extreme Wrestling 2010. In this simulation title, you play the role of a wrestling promoter, and it is up to you to steer your company to the top of the industry! You are in control of everything - deal with superstar egos, negotiate through wars and alliances with other wrestling promotions, and deal with the demands of TV networks. Do you have what it ta…

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78%
Audience ScoreBased on 88 reviews
atmosphere1 positive mentions
grinding1 negative mentions
  • Deep and highly detailed wrestling management simulation with extensive customization and modding community support.
  • Engaging for wrestling fans who enjoy behind-the-scenes booking and company management rather than in-ring action.
  • Offers immense replayability and addictiveness, allowing players to create elaborate storylines, manage finances, and shape their own wrestling universe.
  • Steep learning curve with no in-game tutorial, making it difficult for new players to get started and understand complex mechanics.
  • Outdated and clunky user interface with poor visual design, including small font size and lack of fullscreen support.
  • Repetitive and time-consuming micromanagement, including tedious booking processes and limited automation options.
  • story
    13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story aspect offers deep, detailed, and highly customizable wrestling narratives, allowing players to craft evolving storylines, character backstories, and manage talent to create engaging wrestling promotions. While complex and initially challenging to learn, it provides long-term enjoyment through its organic and player-driven storytelling, making it a standout feature especially for fans of wrestling management and storytelling.

    • “A huge, complex, organic game that takes a while to get into (reading the help files and the forums helps a lot), but gives a ton of fun, even if you are not a big wrestling fan – I, for one, enjoy manager games and storytelling and it's more than enough to get me hooked for tens and hundreds of hours.”
    • “The level of detail in the worker creator is pretty nifty, with a ton of stats (including proficiency in wrestling styles, wrestling psychology, toughness, star quality, injury proneness, role-playing ability, and understanding of Japanese wrestling) and backstory elements (such as drinking habits, personality traits, and drive) that make it feel like you're creating well-rounded characters.”
    • “In one of the more crucial areas – storylines – it is more user friendly, with evolving storylines and plot points.”
    • “Contrast this with the newest title, which has a steeper learning curve, and storylines and angles that are completely open to interpretation and user implementation.”
    • “It puts you in control of your own wrestling promotion and leaves you to your own devices to develop storylines, add titles, create stables, etc. It is incredibly unforgiving for first timers, so plan to spend several hours navigating the menus and getting a handle on how the game works.”
    • “This edition is much better than the 2013, you can actually create in detail your storyline in opposition to TEW 2013 where you cannot (at least I have not seen how you can do it).”
  • gameplay
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay focuses heavily on managing every detail of running a wrestling company rather than actual wrestling matches, which are represented through stats and numbers rather than direct combat. While the micromanagement can feel complex and time-consuming, the ability to create custom stories and manage creative aspects offers satisfying depth for dedicated fans of pro-wrestling. However, the mechanics feel dated and may be confusing for newcomers without a strong interest in the wrestling genre.

    • “You really seem able to control every aspect of running your own wrestling company, from booking matches to signing contracts and creative management, offering a deep and engaging experience.”
    • “Although there is not much gameplay in terms of wrestling matches, the ability to create custom stories with wrestlers you build up yourself is very satisfying.”
    • “The game serves as a detailed management and micromanagement sim, requiring dedication and a love for pro-wrestling to fully appreciate its mechanics and depth.”
    • “The layout is time-consuming, and the actual gameplay is confusing, despite the potential of controlling every aspect of running your own wrestling company.”
    • “The game shows its age in mechanics and exploits, and being both a management and micromanagement sim, it requires dedication and a love of pro-wrestling to fully appreciate.”
    • “There is no actual gameplay of the fights themselves; everything is shown through stats, numbers, or letter grades, rather than real-time wrestling action.”
  • graphics
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's graphics are minimal and unimpressive, featuring basic images and lacking visual polish. However, its simple, text-based presentation encourages player imagination, complementing its deep and immersive wrestling simulation gameplay.

    • “It may look a little rough around the edges, and might not have the best design or graphics, but at its core, it is a great wrestling sim that is very different and very time-consuming.”
    • “By the same token, the text-based nature of the game may not be a graphic masterpiece, but if you have a little imagination, you can see it all in your head, boosting an already great game to a whole new level.”
    • “It has no real graphical qualities to speak of, but in terms of depth and immersion, it is unrivaled (quite literally!).”
    • “The game doesn't run in full screen, and there's no graphics to speak of apart from some laughably poor pictures of wrestlers.”
    • “It has no real graphical qualities to speak of but in terms of depth and immersion, it's unrivaled (quite literally!)”
    • “The game is a dry manager sim so not much action of a graphic nature.”
  • atmosphere
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere is praised for being fun and engaging, enhanced by well-crafted, enjoyable characters that contribute to an overall lively experience.

  • grinding
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is considered more tedious compared to the WMMA series due to additional tasks like booking results and managing locker room dynamics, but it offers deeper micromanagement elements that may appeal to players seeking more complexity.

  • humor
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users find the humor in the game to be amusing and lighthearted, often leading to exaggerated or unexpected experiences. The comedic elements contribute to an enjoyable and entertaining playtime.

  • optimization
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game’s optimization suffers due to a lack of worker skill progression, leading to declining match quality over time and a deteriorating game experience.

  • music
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game lacks music entirely, contributing to a less immersive experience, and players do not actually see the matches during gameplay.

    • “There is no music and you don't actually see matches.”
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Total Extreme Wrestling 2010 is a sport game.

Total Extreme Wrestling 2010 is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 13 hours playing Total Extreme Wrestling 2010.

Total Extreme Wrestling 2010 was released on March 19, 2015.

Total Extreme Wrestling 2010 was developed by Grey Dog Software.

Total Extreme Wrestling 2010 has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its atmosphere but disliked it for its story.

Total Extreme Wrestling 2010 is a single player game.

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