AEW: Fight Forever has finally arrived, bringing the WWE’s biggest competitor to the world of video games for the first time. The game features big stars from the franchise, from icons like Chris Jericho to younger stars like Darby Allin; fans are in for a fun wrestling experience on consoles, especially if they enjoy a bit of ultra-violence in their wrestling game.
A stacked roster is one of the most important factors in a wrestling game, and AEW doesn’t lack for stars… even if they aren’t in the company at the time. Take Cody Rhodes, for example, as he is in both AEW: Fight Forever and WWE 2K23 due to his overlapping tenures with both companies. CM Punk’s presence in the game was also shaky, as it was unclear whether he was still in AEW following an altercation with some fellow wrestlers following an event, which led to a brawl backstage.
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AEW Fight Forever features a roster of 59 characters (including the DLC), split across a Men’s Division and a Women’s Division, with some extra Legends who are licensed as part of the game. These are the wrestlers in AEW: Fight Forever’s Men’s Division:
These are the wrestlers in AEW: Fight Forever’s Women’s Division.
These are the wrestlers in AEW: Fight Forever’s Legends characters.
AEW: Fight Forever has some wrestlers planned to be added via DLC, as there is a Season Pass with six additional characters and the ability to buy characters in packs of two. The six DLC characters in AEW: Fight Forever are:
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Even if your favorite wrestler doesn’t make it in, AEW: Fight Forever features a character creation mode, so you too can make the wrestler of your dreams. If you want to bring titans of the industry like Steve Blackman or Brutus the Barber Beefcake into AEW: Fight Forever and make them All Elite, then you can do so.
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