Last month, the full launch roster for WWE 2K23, comprising 178 superstars (plus Bad Bunny if you pre-order) was unveiled to the public, but, of course, that’s just the beginning. As usual, there will be a WWE 2K23 Season Pass, which includes 24 additional wrestlers, and one non-playable manager.
During my interview with the producers of WWE 2K23, they hinted some names seemingly missing from the core roster would be included in the Season Pass, and that seems to be the case – recently returning names like Bray Wyatt, Karl Anderson, and Luke Gallows will be offered as DLC. Some old-school favorites are also on the way, including Scott and Rick Steiner, Harley Race, and Hulk Hogan’s infamous No Holds Barred opponent, Zeus. The rest of the Season Pass is largely filled out by NXT names. You can check out the full lineup of Season Pass superstars, below.
Steiner Row Pack
Release Date: April 19
- Scott Steiner
- Rick Steiner
- Top Dolla
- Ashante Adonis
- B-Fab - Manager only
Pretty Sweet Pack
Release Date: May 17
- Karl Anderson
- Luke Gallows
- Tiffany Stratton
- Elton Prince
- Kit Wilson
Race to NXT Pack
Release Date: June 14
- Harley Race
- Ivy Nile
- Wendy Choo
- Tony D’Angelo
- Trick Williams
Revel with Wyatt Pack
Release Date: July 19
- Bray Wyatt
- Zeus
- Valhalla
- Joe Gacy
- Blair Davenport
Bad News U Pack
Release Date: August 16
- Eve Torres
- Wade Barrett
- Damon Kemp
- Andre Chase
- Nathan Frazer
Not a bad collection of names, although I’ll admit, I would’ve liked to see a more old-school stars and fewer NXT names who may or may not still be relevant in a year or two. The Season Pass also includes a "MyRise Mega Boost," which lets you spread more attribute points around and a "Supercharger" that instantly unlocks core roster WWE Legends.
The WWE 2K23 Season Pass is included in both the $100 Deluxe Edition and $120 Icon Edition. A standalone price for the Season Pass has not been revealed yet, but you can expect it to cost around $40.
The Deluxe and Icon Editions of WWE 2K23 launch on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PS5 on March 14, while the standard edition launches on March 17. You can check out my hands-on impressions of the game here.
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