AEW Fight Forever is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. Today we're taking a look at the Switch and Xbox Series S and X versions. The satisfying gameplay takes inspiration from the classic AKI developed N64 wrestling games, like WWF No Mercy, but the game itself is lacking in content. Is there enough to justify the price tag for the first console game from All Elite Wrestling?

The Nintendo Switch version targets 30fps and has some stutters and framerate drops from time to time, but it's not enough to be distracting. The Xbox Series S and Series X both run at 60fps and are extremely smooth. The graphics of the Nintendo Switch version are downgraded, running at a lower resolution, but it still looks good overall considering the more stylized, cartoony look of this game's graphics compared to the more realistic graphics of the modern WWE games, like WWE2K23.

The game has online multiplayer but unfortunately does not have crossplay between consoles. Hopefully they can update this in a later patch.

Developed by Yukes and published by THQ Nordic.