AEW ROSTER 2021 FULL

By comparison, the final launch roster had not previously been confirmed and instead only been seen in gameplay videos and individual showcases. RELATED: AEW Fight Forever Has a Lot of Weapons, Including Rideable SkateboardThe lead-up to the game's official release has seen AEW showcasing the many modes and match-types players will be able to enjoy, with the latter including the Casino Battle Royal and Exploding Barbed-Wire Deathmatch.

Incremental updates would drop over the next two-and-a-half years until a June 2023 release was finally confirmed, coming on the heels of Forbidden Door, AEW's crossover pay-per-view with New Japan Pro Wrestling. AEW star Kenny Omega said the intent was to create a game which harkened back to beloved titles from the late 90s with easy to pick-up gameplay and various mini-games to enjoy on top of the selection of match-types. AEW: Fight Forever was originally announced in November 2020 as the young company's debut title set to be developed by former WWE video game developer Yuke's. It also means the launch roster will have some very notable omissions, some of whom are already set to join as part of DLC. The game is set to feature a smaller launch roster versus a simulation-style game such as the WWE 2K series, instead emphasizing a throwback, arcade-style experience akin to classics like WWF No Mercy and WCW/nWo Revenge.

AEW ROSTER 2021 FULL

With AEW: Fight Forever about to get into players' hands after a long wait, Yuke's has given a look at the full roster available to play as at launch which includes a mix of legends, current stars, and one who has since gone back to WWE.

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