AEW Fight Forever Video Game Earns Teen Rating with Intriguing Factors

As the highly anticipated release date of AEW’s first console game, AEW Fight Forever approaches on June 29th, fans are brimming with excitement. Before its launch, enthusiasts are meticulously dissecting every available detail about the game, considering its immense hype.

The newly unveiled AEW Fight Forever video game has received a Teen rating, catching the attention of fans. The rating description specifies several contributing factors, including the use of drugs and alcohol, blood, violence, suggestive themes, and language.

When a photo of the rating’s explanation surfaced online, numerous fans were left wondering about the inclusion of drugs and alcohol in the game. Some enthusiasts light-heartedly made references to Jeff Hardy and speculated whether the story mode might feature an after-party hosted by Tony Khan.

It is worth noting that the game embraces a high level of violence, with hardcore matches promising an abundance of bloodshed. A key selling point of the game lies in the wide array of weapons available for players to utilize.

Pro wrestling fans are notoriously discerning when it comes to video games, so only time will tell how the critical and fan reception unfolds for this highly anticipated release. Nevertheless, AEW Fight Forever has garnered considerable attention as Tony Khan’s company prepares to make another landmark stride.

While it is likely that the inclusion of scenes such as Chris Jericho enjoying “a little bit of the bubbly” or Hangman Page entering the ring with a beer may have contributed to the noted reference of drugs and alcohol in the ESRB rating, further exploration is needed to determine if there are other such references in the game.