WWE 2K25: All MyGM Changes & New Features You Should Know Before Launch
One of the most popular modes within the WWE 2K series has always been MyGM, and it returns once again in . While the series features a variety of modes, MyGM allows you to take over from current General Managers Adam Pearce and Nick Aldis. You can schedule matches, create rivalries, and build PLEs as you look to secure higher ratings than other promotions. It is a tried and tested formula that has been pushed further in recent years since its return to the series in .
Last year, additional match formats were introduced, allowing players to choose from many more options when scheduling events, but many features that were in place in other modes remained missing. While not all details have been revealed about MyGM in ,several features have been announced. This is alongside the new Island Mode for , which has been built as the biggest change for the series. Here are the changes and new features that have so far been confirmed.
The most significant change for this year's MyGM mode in is the confirmation that you can take on friends and AI opponents online. as detailed by 2K on its official website.
Previously, the mode has allowed you to take on up to three other General Managers, either as AI controlled or friends via local play, but this year you can take your rivalries online. There hasn't yet been confirmation of how this will work or if it can only be played against other friends, but online MyGM will be available. Unfortunately, it has been confirmed that will not be on Xbox Game Pass from day one.
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From the promotional footage released so far, it isn't clear if this will work in a turn-based manner with all players preparing shows at the same time or whether players will do this one after another in order. It also hasn't been confirmed how online MyGMs with AI will differ from the standard offline mode. However, it is
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