Wrestling Empire

The lightweight champion of wrestling comes full circle with higher resolution visuals and a smoother frame rate - whilst still retaining the retro style that puts the fun first! Now featuring whole other booking & roaming modes at no extra cost for the biggest Triple Threat in wrestling.

Wrestling Empire is a sports, wrestling and 3d fighter game developed and published by MDickie.
Released on July 02nd 2021 is available in English only on Windows.

It has received 2,442 reviews of which 2,322 were positive and 120 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.


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Windows
  • OS *: Windows 7
  • Processor: Intel(R) Celeron(TM) 1.1gHz
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible video card
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 200 MB available space

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Dec. 2024
who would win a fight a AAA developer with a 9 trillion dollar budget that cant make a game that doesnt suck or some jackass named dickie that makes ps2 games in 2024 i think i know the answer after playing this game
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Sept. 2024
I had my arm blown off all the way up to the shoulder in an exploding barbed wire match, proceeded to win the match anyways, and afterwards the injury turned out to be a false alarm, genuinely so as I now had my arm back. This game is amazing.
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July 2024
In this game you can: -Roam around the city -Ride a skateboard -Ride a wheelchair -Play Piano -Play Guitar -Eat Food -Drink booze -Use drugs -Throw people on train tracks -Kill people with multiple weapons -Beat up women -Burn and Bleed people to death -Blow people up -Die . . . Oh and you can wrestle too I guess
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April 2024
Let me tell you the story of my first champion who went the distance, the Crotchler. The Crotchler wore an all-flesh colored skin suit, urine covered goggles and had a horrible little goatee. His gimmick was that every single one of his moves was a low blow, and he would stomp the opponents crotch into a mochi like substance until he won, be it pinfall or ring-out. This worked well for the Crotchler, as he made his way out of wrestling school and into All American Wrestling, leaving a ever increasing mound of concave crotches in his wake. However, his new manager here demanded that he changed his arsenal. Crotchler took it in stride as he was still able to pound people's johnsons into pancakes, but this time he was able to hurricanrana. He continued to work, switching around from promotion to promotion whenever he was offered a better contract, until finally settling down in Super Lucha Libre. Here he had a legendary tag-team reign with Tall Order, where the Crotchler would change his look to match. Now sporting a clean shave, spikey hair, and leather pants, the bad boy arc of "Champ Crotch" had begun. He started bringing his iconic bag of tacks to every match, where he would mercilessly DDT and faceplant his opponents into them over and over until they were more pincushion than human. The crotch gimmick had officially gone out the window, minus the name. Every match with the Champ would be guaranteed to be brutal, bloody, and drawn-out. He started taking 'roids, and gained about 100 pounds of pure muscle over the following year with the promotion. However, the manager Derek Switchoff had different plans. He would screw over the Champ one too many times when he forced him to change his moves. Feeling slighted and full to bursting with testosterone, the Champ would barge into Derek's office, where he would suplex him into the desk. A furious grapple-match would begin, and it would end with Champ Crotch faceplanting his manager into the window, hitting a folding chair on the way down. He'd flee the scene when Switchoff went limp. Derek needed to rest for four weeks, but his furious work ethic allowed him to help film a press conference for an upcoming match that unfortunately for him, the Champ was booked to fight in. Catching sight of the man who should not have lived, the second the promo ended, the Champ would once again suplex Switchoff into a chair. He would not move again. After fighting his match, Champ Crotch learned that Derek Switchoff had died. He attended the funeral by suplexing the guy who called him out for killing the manager into the manager's coffin before flipping off the crowd and going to fight in the memorial match. Champ Crotch buried wrestler after wrestler, never giving up his title until he eventually left the promotion to chase brighter glory at a rival promotion, Rising Sun Puroresu. Here, Champ Crotch would once again change his gimmick. Hoping to pander to the Japanese market, he would start wearing a white and red sash and trunks combo with a new Shinsuke Nakamura knockoff haircut. The era of Crotchaka Ichi had begun, and it would be the last run he would ever have. Due to the Title Push clause in his contract, Crotchaka immediately had a shot for the International championship vs Machine Miuri, which he would take in similar fashion to his past antics: bashing the other guy into a pile of thumbtacks over and over again until his muscles were spasming enough that he tapped immediately upon being put into a submission. This process would repeat for the following weeks. He'd ride that championship high until it was finally taken from him by Ultra Bull. He would never recover. Although he'd reclaim the title for a short time, it'd be immediately stolen back from him in a fatal four-way match, as Ultra Bull had pinfalled a guy where Crotchaka didn't even notice him. Dejected and full of hate, Crotchaka would trudge to the subway. He'd attempt to irish whip a guy into the tracks, failing, and ultimately getting his face tore off by a subway train. He'd crawl back to the hospital, where miraculously, he would only need to recuperate for a week. However, Crotchaka Ichi was never the same. The train must've changed his brain chemistry, which combined with the steroids, made him a belligerent raging moron. He'd pick fights with random people who talked to him backstage, and he was sloppier in the ring than ever. This downward spiral would end when Crotchaka, already beaten to a pulp by his peers who were sick of his abuse, was RKO'd in the gym by some chick who jumped him on sight. Crotchaka Ichi would die at age 61, having wrestled two years, having an 81% win rate across all promotions. He amassed a fortune of $300,000+, making him one of the richest wrestlers in the scene against all odds. Some say that he's still punching damned souls in the gonads in Hell, where he is almost certainly burning. Rest in peace, Crotchler.
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March 2024
>be me >pro wrestler >wrestle for three years >end up killing a LOT of the competition via the subway system and my bare hands >very popular still >attend the funeral of every person i killed >try to fight my manager >break a pane of glass over his skull >he's still alive >dropkicks me into a train >i get flattened >wake up in the hospital and i'm doomed for 15 weeks of intensive care >manager (whom i had beaten to a pulp and had doomed me to this) threatens to fire me if i don't work >comply because i need the money >die in my next match best game
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Wrestling Empire
9.1
2,322
120
Online players
67
Developer
MDickie
Publisher
MDickie
Release 02 Jul 2021
Platforms