EWR Goodness

[Slyfox696]

With Spidey recently doing an EWR fantasy booking thread, it got me back into the game as well. Unfortunately, software for it (such as game download and editors) can be hard to find anymore, given the age of the game. So I went through all my stuff and found everything I have for the game and have put it on a Google Site. If anyone is interested, you are more than welcome to download and play this game. And if you have any questions, feel free to post them.

https://sites.google.com/view/slyfox...downloads/home

[smarkmouth]

So damn tempted, so little free time...

[#AbsoluteUnit]

I have no idea what this is. Could someone give me a little detail on what this is?

[Slyfox696]

So damn tempted, so little free time...

The good thing about EWR is it loads really quickly and you can play in your little free time.

I have no idea what this is. Could someone give me a little detail on what this is?

You take control of a wrestling promotion. You get to hire staff, hire wrestlers, plan TV shows and PPVs, build feuds, etc. It is really fun. It's a really small download, check it out and see for yourself.

It was released in 2002, but if you don't mind playing with older rosters at the start, you can the hang of it and see if you enjoy it. If you do enjoy it, there are community mods which can allow you to get present day rosters. And the mods are REALLY easy to install (literally just copy and paste like 5 files).

[smarkmouth]

In short, it's an incredibly detailed promotion simulator. You're in charge of everything from attaining sponsors right down to feuds and angles. Great game!

[#AbsoluteUnit]

Awesome. I'll check this out later.

[a0161613]

I feel obliged to say that I loved EWR and will always be grateful for Sly putting the link on WZ but I would encourage anyone to try the TEW series, if you like EWR.

[Slyfox696]

I feel obliged to say that I loved EWR and will always be grateful for Sly putting the link on WZ but I would encourage anyone to try the TEW series, if you like EWR.

I tried TEW, it was just too involved for me. Plus I played on their free version which they deliberately slowed and I just didn't think it was that good of an experience.

[a0161613]

That's fair. I struggled with the demo then played the 2005 version before getting the 2010 version dirt cheap. So now it's not a big deal for me.

[Spidey]

I love TEW's format compared to EWR, and sometimes the little details are nice to look at, but it takes me hours to prep for one show. They definitely share pros and cons.

Excellent thread, Sly. I can't suggest this enough for those that like tinkering with wrestling tycoonesque games. It's free - huge selling point my dudes.