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* {{Curse}}: Included with the ''Hookhausen'' DLC is a skill called "Wrestling/Danhausen's Curse." When performed successfully, it can reduce their momentum meter. However, the curse also has the potential to backfire.
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Not all paths end with a title shot at Double or Nothing.


* BookEnds: Road to Elite begins with the player participating in the Casino Battle Royale at Double or Nothing (or a Fatal Four-Way match for female wrestlers), and ends with a title shot at Double or Nothing.

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* BookEnds: Road to Elite begins with the player participating in the Casino Battle Royale at Double or Nothing (or a Fatal Four-Way match for female wrestlers), and ends with a title shot match at Double or Nothing.
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Not true. You can skip the entrances.


* {{Railroading}}: You are not allowed to skip any of the wrestler's entrances, nor are you allowed to increase the time limit on the Exploding Barbed Wire Death Match, meaning that it will always explode after 2 minutes.

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* {{Railroading}}: You are not allowed to skip any of the wrestler's entrances, nor are you allowed to increase the time limit on the Exploding Barbed Wire Death Match, meaning that it will always explode after 2 minutes.
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* DesperationAttack: An equippable ability in the game is "Desperation Impulse," which allows a wrestler who is in danger to perform a move that impacts the opponent's meter. These moves range from a surprise roll-up pin to spitting mist in their face, to even performing a low blow.


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* GroinAttack: You can equip a low blow, whether as part of a rising attack or as a Desperation Impulse ability. And much like the games it's inspired by, the blow is punctuated by the sound of a bell.
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* ProWrestlingIsReal: In the game's logic and the logic of Road to the Elite, wrestling is treated as an entirely real sport. When you encounter people during activities in Road to Elite, they talk as if the storylines you are in are real. When you get [[spoiler: injured by being put through a table in block 3C, it is a real injury]] or when [[spoiler: you beat the Young Bucks for their jobs as {EVPs} of the company in block 4A]], you are actually put into that position.

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* ProWrestlingIsReal: In the game's logic and the logic of Road to the Elite, wrestling is treated as an entirely real sport. When you encounter people during activities in Road to Elite, they talk as if the storylines you are in are real. When you get [[spoiler: injured by being put through a table in block 3C, it is a real injury]] or when [[spoiler: you beat the Young Bucks for their jobs as {EVPs} {{EVPs}} of the company in block 4A]], you are actually put into that position.
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* ProWrestlingIsReal: In the game's logic and the logic of Road to the Elite, wrestling is treated as an entirely real sport. When you encounter people during activities in Road to Elite, they talk as if the storylines you are in are real. When you get [[spoiler: injured by being put through a table in block 3C, it is a real injury]] or when [[spoiler: you beat the Young Bucks for their jobs as EVPs of the company in block 4A]], you are actually put into that position.

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* ProWrestlingIsReal: In the game's logic and the logic of Road to the Elite, wrestling is treated as an entirely real sport. When you encounter people during activities in Road to Elite, they talk as if the storylines you are in are real. When you get [[spoiler: injured by being put through a table in block 3C, it is a real injury]] or when [[spoiler: you beat the Young Bucks for their jobs as EVPs {EVPs} of the company in block 4A]], you are actually put into that position.

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* BattleRoyaleGame: Released in a post-release update on September 24, 2023, the game has a battle royale mode called "Stadium Stampede," based on the match type of the same name. In it, thirty players compete to be the last champion standing, using an assortment of weapons at their disposal.

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* AchievementSystem: There is an in-game achievement system - as well as an external one - that rewards the player for completing certain tasks. Not only is there set in stone achievements, but they change from day and to week.
* BattleRoyaleGame: Released in a post-release update on September August 24, 2023, the game has a battle royale mode called "Stadium Stampede," based on the match type of the same name. In it, thirty players compete to be the last champion standing, using an assortment of weapons at their disposal.



* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the 3C block of Road to Elite, [[spoiler: you are betrayed by a wrestler you chose to be your companion. What is that chapter called? "Relationship Problems".]]



* GuestFighter: Wrestling/OwenHart appears in the game as an unlockable wrestler, due to a partnership between AEW and The Owen Hart Foundation.

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* GuestFighter: [[spoiler: Wrestling/OwenHart appears in the game as an unlockable wrestler, due to a partnership between AEW and The Owen Hart Foundation.]]
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: In the Road to Elite block 2C, Brodie Lee can meet you will you eat at a resturant, and makes reference to how you could be teaming up with him in an alternate universe, a reference to block 2B, where you do join him.



* MirrorMatch: Appears at one point in Road to Elite: [[spoiler:Before the Double or Nothing PPV match in Chapter [=4B=], your character's self-doubt manifests as a shadowy doppleganger you have to defeat to muster the courage to go out and fight in the main event.]]

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* MirrorMatch: MirrorMatch:
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Appears at one point as a storyline in Road to Elite: [[spoiler:Before the Double or Nothing PPV match in Chapter [=4B=], your character's self-doubt manifests as a shadowy doppleganger you have to defeat to muster the courage to go out and fight in the main event.]]]]
** You can also do mirror matches by themselves, you don't even need to change outfits! You can have two identical Kenny Omega's wrestling each other.
* ProWrestlingIsReal: In the game's logic and the logic of Road to the Elite, wrestling is treated as an entirely real sport. When you encounter people during activities in Road to Elite, they talk as if the storylines you are in are real. When you get [[spoiler: injured by being put through a table in block 3C, it is a real injury]] or when [[spoiler: you beat the Young Bucks for their jobs as EVPs of the company in block 4A]], you are actually put into that position.
* {{Railroading}}: You are not allowed to skip any of the wrestler's entrances, nor are you allowed to increase the time limit on the Exploding Barbed Wire Death Match, meaning that it will always explode after 2 minutes.



* TheStarscream: In the Inner Circle's chapter, similar to in AEW's history, MJF leads a coup from within the Inner Circle, betraying Chris Jericho in order to strike out on his own and found the Pinnacle.

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* TheStarscream: TheStarscream:
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In the Inner Circle's chapter, block 2A of Road to Elite, similar to in AEW's history, [[spoiler: MJF leads a coup from within the Inner Circle, betraying Chris Jericho in order to strike out on his own and found the Pinnacle.Pinnacle]].
** In block 3C of Rode to Elite, you pick a wrestler who becomes your friend, [[spoiler: unfortunately, they team up with another wrestler and betray you, forcing you to face them both in a handicap match.]]



* TakeThat: As to be expected of a company known for calling out its competitor, the end of the storyline in 4A has a distinctive shot at their rival company, Wrestling/{{WWE}}. [[spoiler: After defeating the Young Bucks at Double or Nothing, making you the Executive Vice President of the company, your character will make a reference to two very maligned stories from said company.]]

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* TakeThat: As to be expected of a company known for calling out its competitor, the end of the storyline in 4A has a distinctive shot at their rival company, Wrestling/{{WWE}}. [[spoiler: After defeating the Young Bucks at Double or Nothing, making you the Executive Vice President of the company, your character will make a reference to two very maligned stories controversial storylines from said company.that company's past.]]



* TauntButton: Much like the WWE games that this game was heavily inspired from, you can taunt, which allows you to build up your momentum. In this game - much like the other AKI games of the past - it also serves the function of activating your finishing move.



* WouldHitAGirl: You can pit men against women in any match type, even the Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch.

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* WeUsedToBeFriends: In block 3C, after you are [[spoiler: betrayed by the wrestler who you chose to be your friend. Your player character gives a scathing speech towards them and their partner.]]
-->[[spoiler: ''You two are a perfect pair... of jackasses! I'm happy to cash out and leave your little games behind!'']]
* WouldHitAGirl: You can pit men against women in any match type, even the Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch.

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* BattleRoyaleGame: Released in a post-release update on September 24, 2023, the game has a battle Royale mode called "Stadium Stampede," based on the match type of the same name. In it, thirty players compete to be the last champion standing, using an assortment of weapons at their disposal.

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* BattleRoyaleGame: Released in a post-release update on September 24, 2023, the game has a battle Royale royale mode called "Stadium Stampede," based on the match type of the same name. In it, thirty players compete to be the last champion standing, using an assortment of weapons at their disposal.


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* TooManyBelts: It's possible to hold up to five championships simultaneously, resulting in a secret entrance where your wrestler hold all the belts at the same time.
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* BattleRoyaleGame: Released in a post-release update on September 24, 2023, the game has a battle Royale mode called "Stadium Stampede," based on the match type of the same name. In it, thirty players compete to be the last champion standing, using an assortment of weapons at their disposal.

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* BrokeTheRatingScale: While your matches are rated out of five stars after every one, it's possible to exceed five stars and there are even hidden challenges for doing so.



* SelfDeprecation: The Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch has an unlockable alternate ending, which recreates the infamous ending to the actual match between Wrestling/KennyOmega and Wrestling/JonMoxley at ''Revolution 2021.'' Why is this considered SelfDeprecation? The game labels this explosion type as the "Historic" explosion.



* TakeThat!: As to be expected of a company known for calling out its competitor, the end of the storyline in 4A has a distinctive shot at their rival company, Wrestling/{{WWE}}. [[spoiler: After defeating the Young Bucks at Double or Nothing, making you the Executive Vice President of the company, your character will make a reference to two very maligned stories from said company.]]

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* TakeThat!: TakeThat: As to be expected of a company known for calling out its competitor, the end of the storyline in 4A has a distinctive shot at their rival company, Wrestling/{{WWE}}. [[spoiler: After defeating the Young Bucks at Double or Nothing, making you the Executive Vice President of the company, your character will make a reference to two very maligned stories from said company.]]


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* WouldHitAGirl: You can pit men against women in any match type, even the Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch.
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* TakeThat!: As to be expected of a company known for calling out its competitor, the end of the storyline in 4A has a distinctive shot at their rival company, Wrestling/{{WWE}}. [[spoiler: After defeating the Young Bucks at Double or Nothing, making you the Executive Vice President of the company, your character will make a reference to two very maligned stories from said company.]]
-->[[spoiler:''"Now to decide which one will bark like a dog, and which one will dress up like a hand."'']]
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* GuestFighter: Wrestling/OwenHart appears in the game as an unlockable wrestler, due to a partnership between AEW and The Owen Hart Foundation.

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* CharacterCustomization: As well as the ability to create your own characters, as well as making their entrances and movesets, you have the ability to customise the movesets and entrances of real life wrestlers that are playable. You can only alter the stats of custom creations, however.



* VirtualPaperDoll: Character creation lets players make their own wrestler, down to their appearance, fighting style, and ring entrance.

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* VirtualPaperDoll: Character creation lets players make their own wrestler, down to their appearance, fighting style, and ring entrance.In a very limited way, you can change the outfits of the playable real life wrestlers in the game. But not really, you can only really give them a new t-shirt.

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* FanService: In the in-game shop, you can purchase a bunny outfit and a maid costume for female created wrestlers.



** [[spoiler:Owen Hart, who you can unlock by winning 100 matches in exhibition mode.]]
** [[spoiler:Brodie Lee, who you unlock by finishing the Dark Order storyline in the Road to Elite.]]

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** [[spoiler:Owen Hart, [[spoiler:[[Wrestling/OwenHart Owen Hart]], who you can unlock by winning 100 matches in exhibition mode.]]
** [[spoiler:Brodie Lee, [[spoiler:[[Wrestling/LukeHarper Brodie Lee]], who you unlock by finishing the Dark Order storyline in the Road to Elite.]]



** Sometimes when eating out, your character in Road to Elite may muse "[[VideoGame/{{Gauntlet}} Warrior needs food badly]]".

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** Sometimes when eating out, your character in Road to Elite may muse "[[VideoGame/{{Gauntlet}} Warrior needs food badly]]".badly]]" as well as [[Film/AustinPowers "Get in my belly."]]
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* SecretCharacter: There are multiple examples of this trope in this game, such as:
** [[spoiler:Owen Hart, who you can unlock by winning 100 matches in exhibition mode.]]
** [[spoiler:Brodie Lee, who you unlock by finishing the Dark Order storyline in the Road to Elite.]]
** [[spoiler:[[Wrestling/TheBigShow Paul Wight]], who you can unlock by [[DefeatMeansPlayable defeating him]] in Who's Ribbing Me? storyline in Road to Elite.]]
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: When being served geoduck (a large saltwater clam, no relation to actual ducks) in Seattle, WA, the waitress helpfully explains that it is actually pronounced "gooey-duck". The player character notes that she was particularly helpful on account of the scene having no voiceovers.
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Created as a throwback to more arcade-style wrestling games of the 1990[=s=] as popularized by ''VideoGame/WWFNoMercy'', ''Fight Forever'' features a simplified fighting system in comparison to the Wrestling/{{WWE}}'s contemporary games, with an easy-to-pick-up control style that allows players to immediately take to the ring and slug it out with the all-star roster of the AEW, from Wrestling/CMPunk and Wrestling/BryanDanielson to Wrestling/JeffHardy and Wrestling/JungleBoy, all the way up to the Cleaner himself, Kenny Omega. Complimenting the pick-up-and-play gameplay is a suite of creation options for players to make their own rings, teams, and wrestlers. The main attraction of the game is "Road to Elite", a career mode that lets players live out a calendar year of AEW action, where their every action, from the frienships and rivalries they forge to the matches they win or lose, affect the outcome of the story!

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Created as a throwback to more arcade-style wrestling games of the 1990[=s=] as popularized by ''VideoGame/WWFNoMercy'', ''Fight Forever'' features a simplified fighting system in comparison to the Wrestling/{{WWE}}'s contemporary games, with an easy-to-pick-up control style that allows players to immediately take to the ring and slug it out with the all-star roster of the AEW, from Wrestling/CMPunk and Wrestling/BryanDanielson to Wrestling/JeffHardy and Wrestling/JungleBoy, Wrestling/{{Sting}}, all the way up to the Cleaner himself, Kenny Omega. Complimenting the pick-up-and-play gameplay is a suite of creation options for players to make their own rings, teams, and wrestlers. The main attraction of the game is "Road to Elite", a career mode that lets players live out a calendar year of AEW action, where their every action, from the frienships and rivalries they forge to the matches they win or lose, affect the outcome of the story!
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* MiniGames: Players can participate in minigames, organized by the Best Friends in Road to Elite. These games range from memory challenges to Simon Says (or Penta Says, in this game) to home run challenges. Winning these games in Road to Elite earns you extra skill points and fight money.

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* MiniGames: MiniGame: Players can participate in minigames, organized by the Best Friends in Road to Elite. These games range from memory challenges to Simon Says (or Penta Says, in this game) to home run challenges. Winning these games in Road to Elite earns you extra skill points and fight money.

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* BookEnds: Road to Elite begins with the player participating in the Casino Battle Royale at Double or Nothing, and ends with a title shot at Double or Nothing.

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* BeenThereShapedHistory: In Road to Elite, created wrestlers can have an impact on events from AEW history, from fighting in the first-ever Double or Nothing PPV to CM Punk's debut match to challenging Riho for AEW's first Women's Championship title. These events are often accompanied by FMV[=s=] of those events in the real world.
* BookEnds: Road to Elite begins with the player participating in the Casino Battle Royale at Double or Nothing, Nothing (or a Fatal Four-Way match for female wrestlers), and ends with a title shot at Double or Nothing.


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* MiniGames: Players can participate in minigames, organized by the Best Friends in Road to Elite. These games range from memory challenges to Simon Says (or Penta Says, in this game) to home run challenges. Winning these games in Road to Elite earns you extra skill points and fight money.
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** Eating soul food in Atlanta may lead to a run-in with Bryan Danielson who, after a brief conversation about food and wrestling, says he should probably go before "[[Wrestling/TheRock Dwayne]] smells what we're cooking]]".

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** Eating soul food in Atlanta may lead to a run-in with Bryan Danielson who, after a brief conversation about food and wrestling, says he should probably go before "[[Wrestling/TheRock Dwayne]] smells what we're cooking]]".cooking".
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* ShoutOut:
** Sometimes when eating out, your character in Road to Elite may muse "[[VideoGame/{{Gauntlet}} Warrior needs food badly]]".
** Eating soul food in Atlanta may lead to a run-in with Bryan Danielson who, after a brief conversation about food and wrestling, says he should probably go before "[[Wrestling/TheRock Dwayne]] smells what we're cooking]]".
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* VirtualPaperDoll: Character creation lets players make their own wrestler, down to their appearance, fighting style, and ring entrance.

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* VirtualPaperDoll: Character creation lets players make their own wrestler, down to their appearance, fighting style, and ring entrance.entrance.
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* FoodPorn: Eating out while on tour gives you a chance to sample local cuisines, from Jacksonville's fried gator to Washington DC-style pizza.

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* FoodPorn: Eating out while on tour gives you a chance to sample local cuisines, from Jacksonville's fried gator to Washington DC-style pizza. The FlavorText ({{pun}} unavoidable) for each city's signature dish make them all the more appetizing.
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* ToastOfTardiness: {{Discussed}} when eating avocado toast in LA. Riho insists it's a played-out trope, but concedes she's done it before, [[TruthInTelevision since Japanese kids don't always have time to sit down for breakfast]].
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* BookEnds: Road to Elite begins with the player participating in the Casino Royale Battle Royale at Double or Nothing, and ends with a title shot at Double or Nothing.

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* BookEnds: Road to Elite begins with the player participating in the Casino Royale Battle Royale at Double or Nothing, and ends with a title shot at Double or Nothing.
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* BookEnds: Road to Elite begins with the player participating in the Casino Royale Battle Royale at Double or Nothing, and ends with a title shot at Double or Nothing.
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* TheStarscream: In the Inner Circle's chapter, similar to in AEW's history, MJF leads a coup from within the Inner Circle, betraying Chris Jericho in order to strike out on his own and found the Pinnacle.
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* MirrorMatch: Appears at one point in Road to Elite: [[spoiler:Before the Double or Nothing PPV match in Chapter [=4B=], your character's self-doubt manifests as a shadowy doppleganger you have to defeat to muster the courage to go out and fight in the main event.]]
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''AEW: Fight Forever'' is a WrestlingGame based on Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling, developed under the supervision of Kenny Omega and AEW Games by Yuke's (of VideoGame/WWEVideoGames fame until 2018) and Published by THQ Nordic for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and PC. It was released on June 29, 2023.

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''AEW: Fight Forever'' is a WrestlingGame based on Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling, developed under the supervision of Kenny Omega Wrestling/KennyOmega and AEW Games by Yuke's (of VideoGame/WWEVideoGames fame until 2018) and Published by THQ Nordic for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and PC. It was released on June 29, 2023.
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[[caption-width-right:258:''Are you daring enough to fight forever?'']]

->''It's time to shatter expectations. It's time to reach for the stars, and achieve the impossible.''
-->-- '''Road to Elite introduction'''

''AEW: Fight Forever'' is a WrestlingGame based on Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling, developed under the supervision of Kenny Omega and AEW Games by Yuke's (of VideoGame/WWEVideoGames fame until 2018) and Published by THQ Nordic for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and PC. It was released on June 29, 2023.

Created as a throwback to more arcade-style wrestling games of the 1990[=s=] as popularized by ''VideoGame/WWFNoMercy'', ''Fight Forever'' features a simplified fighting system in comparison to the Wrestling/{{WWE}}'s contemporary games, with an easy-to-pick-up control style that allows players to immediately take to the ring and slug it out with the all-star roster of the AEW, from Wrestling/CMPunk and Wrestling/BryanDanielson to Wrestling/JeffHardy and Wrestling/JungleBoy, all the way up to the Cleaner himself, Kenny Omega. Complimenting the pick-up-and-play gameplay is a suite of creation options for players to make their own rings, teams, and wrestlers. The main attraction of the game is "Road to Elite", a career mode that lets players live out a calendar year of AEW action, where their every action, from the frienships and rivalries they forge to the matches they win or lose, affect the outcome of the story!

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* FoodPorn: Eating out while on tour gives you a chance to sample local cuisines, from Jacksonville's fried gator to Washington DC-style pizza.
* StoryBranching: Road to Elite has different story branches depending on player actions and the outcomes of matches.
* VirtualPaperDoll: Character creation lets players make their own wrestler, down to their appearance, fighting style, and ring entrance.

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