WWE Supercard Season 4 Review
- Mike Manley
- Nov 18, 2017
- 2 min read
I'm a huge WWE Supercard fan and i have been playing the series since season 2. Catdaddy released the much anticipated Season 4 of the franchise on the 15/11/2017. This brought a host of new features and card, here's my thoughts so far.
Unified PVP leagues
This is something i really enjoy, just grinding out game modes to climb a leader board to unlock rewards. This year its all a bit different, now instead of one game mode like Ranked last year we have 3 alternating modes rotating every week . Royal Rumble, War which is basically Ranked mode from last season and a new mode Elimination Chamber. The latter is one i cant wait to get my hands on as it hasn't been made playable yet. On paper and from what Ive seen it looks similar to royal rumble only for divas.
New Card's and Tiers
This is the one that excites most players, having that up to date picture or signature pose of their favorite superstar is vital. Although there is no official figure on how many new cards have been released we have been told there are over 250 new superstar cards. There is also three new tiers, they will be called Beast, Monster and Titan.
King of the Ring
King of the Ring has received a much needed revamp. Long gone are the days of a grueling King of the Ring which spanned over two days. Now King of the Ring tournaments are finished in one day.
Daily Challenges
This is exciting if the rewards are right, i try not to spend real life money on this game but the truth is its impossible to reach the high tiers without putting your hands in your pocket for some coins. Complete the daily challenge's to receive tickets, these tickets can then be redeemed to unlock packs containing rewards such as superstars or enhancements.
Overall of gameplay and animations.
Tap Tap Tap, Every Supercard player from past seasons will know exactly what i mean. Pick your card and tap like a mad man. Not anymore, sure you can still do it but the new animations and overall revamped look for game modes such as Money in the Bank make it more enticing to watch the action unfold, the animations when selecting a support such as a manager or a weapon also has that authentic look to it. Speaking of authenticity arenas have also been updated too including Raw, Smackdown Live and NXT.
Unified deck editor
This is money, you can now update all of your game mode decks from the one screen, no more scrolling through pages to do so.
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