In a brief statement last week stemming from a WWE investor?s meeting it was revealed that a replacement game was in the works for the now-canceled WWE 2K21. That game now has a name, look, and release date as WWE 2K Battlegrounds brings cartooney, gator-adjacent action to consoles this fall. In a full announcement by 2K (that also included a full statement on the cancelation of WWE 2K21) the publisher said, ?We want to ensure the development team at Visual Concepts can create a great game that will entertain grizzled WWE 2K veterans, as well as newcomers who want to climb through the ropes and step into the ring for the very first time. As part of that commitment, we are extending the production timeline and will not be releasing a WWE 2K simulation game in 2020.? But fear not, WWE Universe, because those clamoring for a new WWE arcade-style brawler since the release of WWE All-Stars are getting their wish in the form of 2K Battlegrounds. The first teaser trailer for the very much not-simulation wrestling game released alongside 2K?s statement.

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