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The heavyweight champion of mobile wrestling!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Wrestling Revolution 3D is a wrestling game built around two career paths in one 3D world. The listing credits it with over 60 million downloads and rates it 16+. In the wrestler career you take part in matches yourself. In the booking career you run the promotion, setting up matches each week with the aim of drawing ratings.
The two modes are meant to be played together. The listing says that seeing the work from both sides makes each one more interesting. It is a fit for people who already follow pro wrestling and want to play out either the performing side or the promoter side.
The build we hold is Wrestling Revolution 3D 1.750.64 (APK) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The wrestler career puts you in matches where you control a single performer. Attacks depend on direction: the attack button aims high when you hold a direction and low when you do not. Other buttons cover grappling, running, picking up and throwing opponents, taunting, pinning, and handling referee duties. The eye button changes focus and turns an opponent around, and the health meter switches characters.
An interactive tutorial walks through how to lock up and the basic moves before you start. The listing advises playing through it first.
In the booking career you do not wrestle. You make the calls backstage, choosing matches for each week's show with the goal of promoting entertaining bouts for ratings. The listing describes this as the other half of the business, the one that works behind the curtain.
The game also includes the eight weeks of supercards from its promotional tour, which you can revisit to replay.
Backstage Pass is a separate mode for building your own bouts. You can save your changes to all nine rosters and then pit wrestlers against each other in matches you design. Matches can include up to 20 wrestlers, in rings of different shapes and sizes, and you choose from four pages of rules to set the match type.
The listing describes this as the place for playing with the roster without the pressure of a career. Pro is an upgrade offered within the free modes, and it removes ads and limitations.
The game supports Android controllers, and the listing names the NVidia Shield and MOGA Pro in its B mode. The listing also points to online guides for the parts it cannot cover in the store description.
The options menu lets you tune performance. Turning off referees and capping match size reduce the number of characters on screen, which the listing calls the biggest factor. Basic character models, static ropes, reduced crowd sprites and disabled shadows are other ways to lighten the load. The listing says the game depicts a fictitious universe.