Developer Visual Concepts has released a new update for its recently-released pro-wrestling game WWE 2K24. The update, numbered at patch 1.04, was released for all versions of WWE 2K24 over the weekend, and largely revolves around bug fixes and stability improvements.
While quite a few issues have been addressed with the update, there isn’t really any headlining feature. The closest thing to a new feature added to WWE 2K24 as part of the update is a new tutorial that Faction Wars players get for how the mode’s rewards work. For more details, check out the full patch notes below.
WWE 2K24 was recently released to quite a bit of acclaimed, with our own review referring to it as further refinement of mechanics and gameplay that originally showed up back in WWE 2K22. The game was released earlier this month with a massive roster that features more than 200 Superstars and Legends from throughout WWE’s history.
WWE 2K24 is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One. For more details, here are all the differences between WWE 2K24 and WWE 2K23. And here’s just about everything else you might want to know about the game.
WWE 2K24 Patch 1.04 Notes:
General
- Several stability issues have been addressed
- Addressed a reported concern related to lighting within certain arenas not displaying correctly
- Addressed a reported concern related to using Seth Rollins ’14 entrance with RAW 2002 arena
- Addressed a reported concern related to the ring announcer playing audio twice
- Addressed a reported concern related to an illegal tag interference debuff
MyFACTION
- Added tutorials for Faction Wars rewards
- Improved leaderboard stability
Community Creations
- Addressed a reported concern related to presentation name being unavailable when creating a superstar
- Addressed a reported concern related to colors failing to be saved in Create-An-Arena
Universe
- Addressed a reported concern related to general gameplay settings not being applied to Universe
Online
- Addressed a reported concern related to the Guest Referee meter still being enabled after turning it off