Despite the disappointment after the launch of WWE 2K20, developer Visual Concepts is here to stay. The studio will be returning as the WWE 2K21 developer, which is expected to launch this fall. The series endured a shakeup after longtime WWE studio Yukes left 2K last year, shifting development to Visual Concepts. This sudden shift led to myriad issues with 2K20, to the point of the game being virtually unplayable for some. Parent company Take-Two stated it will be ?actively working? with the developer to improve the overall quality of the series.
WWE 2K20 was in such bad shape, the hashtag #FixWWE2K20 began trending on Twitter, along with numerous videos and images depicting the game?s bugs. Some of these were funny visual issues, and others deeply impacted gameplay. Take-Two was ?disappointed? with the game?s reviews, but remains optimistic about the series? future. Since launch, WWE 2K20 has been improved with multiple patches issued to address the game?s bugs and glitches.
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