'WWE 2K18' News: Several Superstar-Specific Achievements Included in the Game

Players will have to compete against AI-controlled opponents to claim some of the Superstar-specific achievements

By John Paul Sunico, Christian Post Contributor Saturday, October 14, 2017

"WWE 2K18" boasts an impressive roster made up of wrestlers from this modern era of the industry as well as those who rose to stardom many years ago.

Given how much developers have touted the new wrestling game's enormous roster, it should probably come as no surprise that there are a few achievements linked to successfully using specific members of it.

The folks over at TrueAchievements have provided the full list of the game's available achievements.

First off, players can unlock the "YES! YES! YES!" achievement by using one of the most beloved wrestlers to ever grace the squared circle. As wrestling fans may have already guessed, the wrestler they need to use here is former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan. Players will have to take control of Bryan to defeat an AI-controlled opponent to unlock this achievement.

Next up is the "No Autographs please" achievement, and this one is directly linked to using the WWE's resident A-lister, The Miz. Similar to how the "YES! YES! YES!" reward can be claimed, "WWE 2K18" players will have to use The Miz and successfully defeat an opponent being controlled by the game.

There is also an achievement waiting for players who are able to overcome an AI-controlled opponent using Karl Anderson. It is unclear why Anderson was the specific Superstar chosen, but still, the "2 Badd" achievement seems to be one worth claiming.

Switching things up a bit, the "You just made the List" achievement will be given to players who can defeat an AI-controlled version of Chris Jericho.

Lastly, if players can manage to notch a victory over The Undertaker at "WrestleMania" using Roman Reigns in Universe Mode, they will then be rewarded with the "Thank you, Taker!" achievement.

Those aforementioned achievements make up only a small percentage of the 51 total awards available, so "WWE 2K18" players will have plenty of other things to work on inside the game.