Top 10 Upcoming Wrestling Games Releasing in 2026 & Beyond

 The year 2026 is gearing up to be massive for wrestling fans. From officially licensed promotions to deep indie projects and arcade-style brawlers, the wrestling genre is experiencing a full-blown resurgence. With new engines, improved animations, enhanced career modes, and innovative combat systems, next year’s lineup is shaping up to be the strongest in years.

Here are the Top 10 Upcoming Wrestling Games Releasing in 2026 that every wrestling fan should keep on their radar.

1. WWE 2K26

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC
WWE returns with its yearly powerhouse, but 2026’s entry is already rumored to include a fully revamped gameplay engine, deeper Universe Mode logic, expanded GM Mode features, and improved wrestler models. A big focus this year is expected to be realism, smoother animations, and enhanced crowd atmosphere.

2. AEW: Fight Forever 2

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Switch 2
With the original game gaining a cult following, the sequel aims to deliver more match types, refined pacing, improved online play, and a deeper Career Journey mode. Expect larger arenas, a more dynamic roster, and an expanded custom creation suite.

3. Undisputed (Full Release)

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC
The long-awaited simulation boxing/wrestling hybrid is expected to leave Early Access in 2026. While known primarily for boxing, the full version brings an expanded grappling system, enhanced fighter AI, and an upgraded career mode blending fighting disciplines.

4. Virtual Pro Wrestling Returns

Platforms: Switch 2, PS5
A revival of the classic N64-style wrestling games, this spiritual successor promises fast-paced arcade action, intuitive grappling, and deep customization. Fans of AKI-style gameplay should keep an eye on this one—it’s shaping up to be a nostalgia-fueled powerhouse.

5. Wrestling Empire 2

Platforms: Switch 2, Mobile, PC
The surprise hit from MDickie is back with a full sequel. This entry features updated graphics, a new physics engine, smoother animations, and expanded sandbox freedom. With more arenas, backstage interactions, and wild story events, Wrestling Empire 2 aims to be the most chaotic wrestling sandbox ever made.

6. WrestleQuest 2

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, PC
The original game blended wrestling with turn-based RPG combat. The sequel expands that formula with a bigger world, more characters, new tag-team mechanics, and deeper storytelling. Expect retro charm mixed with strategic, RPG-style wrestling battles.

7. Fire Pro Wrestling World 2

Platforms: PS5, PC
A fan-favorite returns with sharper visuals, advanced move creation, and even deeper simulation mechanics. The sequel brings a modernized edit mode, expanded logic settings, and improved AI systems—ideal for players who want to create dream matches or fantasy federations.

8. Lucha Libre Heroes

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Switch 2
A stylish, high-flying wrestling game focused entirely on Lucha Libre culture. Expect acrobatic gameplay, bright art direction, mask customization, and story-driven rivalries set in Mexico’s most iconic arenas.

9. Slam Masters Reborn

Platforms: PS5, PC, Xbox Series X|S
Capcom reboots its cult-classic arcade wrestling series with cel-shaded graphics, exaggerated moves, and tag-team chaos. If you love arcade brawlers with fighting-game DNA, this title is a must-watch for 2026.

10. Ultra Pro Wrestling

Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S
A new simulation-focused indie project taking inspiration from classic Fire Pro and modern wrestling engines. With a deep career system, territory progression, and detailed match logic, this sleeper hit could become one of the most talked-about wrestling sims of the year.

Wrestling games are making a massive comeback in 2026. Whether you’re a fan of simulation, arcade action, RPG storytelling, or free-form sandbox chaos, next year’s lineup delivers something for every kind of wrestling fan.

With huge names like WWE 2K26 and AEW Fight Forever 2 leading the charge—and beloved franchises like Fire Pro, Virtual Pro, and WrestleQuest returning—2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for the genre.