WWE 2K23’s next DLC tags in with the Pretty Sweet Pack
Second WWE 2K23 DLC Tags in with the Pretty Sweet Pack
The OC, Pretty Deadly and Tiffany Stratton join recent roster additions Mia Yim and Candice LeRae, plus upcoming MyFACTION Facepaint Frenzy collection
Today, 2K announced the Pretty Sweet Pack, the second DLC* for WWE® 2K23, the highest-rated game in franchise history according to Metacritic, is available now. Headlined by former 2-time RAW tag team champions and recent SmackDown draftees The OC (Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson) the Pretty Sweet Pack is just “Too Sweet.” They’re joined by three Superstars making their WWE 2K franchise debuts: Former 2-time NXT tag team champions, former NXT UK tag team champions and recent SmackDown draftees Pretty Deadly (Elton Prince and Kit Wilson), plus rising NXT star Tiffany Stratton. These Superstars bring more than 25 new moves and taunts into the game, which can also be used for custom Superstars in the creation suite. Each playable Superstar also comes with their own MyFACTION card, and DLC is available for individual purchase, or as part of Season Pass**, Deluxe Edition, and Icon Edition of WWE 2K23.
In addition to the Pretty Sweet Pack, WWE Superstars Mia Yim and Candice Lerae were recently added to WWE 2K23 via the Patch 1.10 update and are free to play without additional purchase.
Also coming this Friday, May 19 to WWE 2K23’s MyFACTION game mode is the exciting new Facepaint Frenzy collection. The collection features Superstars wearing alternate attires and facepaint exclusive to MyFACTION, headlined by Asuka. A Night of Champions collection will also arrive in MyFACTION on May 26.
Three additional DLC packs will be released in the months to come, including the Race to NXT Pack (June 14), the Revel with Wyatt Pack (July 19), and the Bad News U Pack (August 16). The WWE 2K23 Standard and Icon Editions are currently on sale for 25% on Steam through May 22, while Deluxe Edition is currently on sale for 25% off on PlayStation platforms through May 24.***
Second WWE 2K23 DLC Tags in with the Pretty Sweet Pack
The OC, Pretty Deadly and Tiffany Stratton join recent roster additions Mia Yim and Candice LeRae, plus upcoming MyFACTION Facepaint Frenzy collection
Today, 2K announced the Pretty Sweet Pack, the second DLC* for WWE® 2K23, the highest-rated game in franchise history according to Metacritic, is available now. Headlined by former 2-time RAW tag team champions and recent SmackDown draftees The OC (Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson) the Pretty Sweet Pack is just “Too Sweet.” They’re joined by three Superstars making their WWE 2K franchise debuts: Former 2-time NXT tag team champions, former NXT UK tag team champions and recent SmackDown draftees Pretty Deadly (Elton Prince and Kit Wilson), plus rising NXT star Tiffany Stratton. These Superstars bring more than 25 new moves and taunts into the game, which can also be used for custom Superstars in the creation suite. Each playable Superstar also comes with their own MyFACTION card, and DLC is available for individual purchase, o as part of Season Pass**, Deluxe Edition, and Icon Edition of WWE 2K23.
In addition to the Pretty Sweet Pack, WWE Superstars Mia Yim and Candice Lerae were recently added to WWE 2K23 via the Patch 1.10 update and are free to play without additional purchase.
Also coming this Friday, May 19 to WWE 2K23’s MyFACTION game mode is the exciting new Facepaint Frenzy collection. The collection features Superstars wearing alternate attires and facepaint exclusive to MyFACTION, headlined by Asuka. A Night of Champions collection will also arrive in MyFACTION on May 26.
Three additional DLC packs will be released in the months to come, including the Race to NXT Pack (June 14), the Revel with Wyatt Pack (July 19), and the Bad News U Pack (August 16). The WWE 2K23 Standard and Icon Editions are currently on sale for 25% on Steam through May 22, while Deluxe Edition is currently on sale for 25% off on PlayStation platforms through May 24.***
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