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Promo Wrestling World
DreamXscape Studios · Published by DreamXscape Studios · Official site ↗
Positive — 100% positive (11 reviews)
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
The most customizable wrestling management game is in your hands. Run or build your wrestling promotion. Sign talent, book matches and storylines, build stars, and watch rivals grow, wrestlers grow old, have kids, and their bloodline continue on.
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Simulation, Sports · 2026 · More £5 - £15 games
About this game
Current Build Status
Promo Wrestling World is out now! With that said, expect ongoing balance changes, bug fixes, and expanded features. I'm always listening to the players.
You're the owner, general manager, or the booker. Your choice!
Promo Wrestling World aims to be the most customizable wrestling management game on the market. The goal is if you can dream it, you can do it!
You are in charge of your own wrestling promotion. You run the company week by week, from booking television and major events to signing talent, managing contracts, dealing with injuries, and keeping the locker room under control.
Push the right wrestler, and you could create your next franchise star. Back the wrong one, mishandle a contract, or lose control of your payroll, and the whole promotion can fall apart.

Key Features
• Draft an entire wrestling world. In World Draft mode, every promotion starts with an empty roster. Scout the available talent, build your draft board, make your picks live, and watch rival companies put their own rosters together.
• Start with almost nothing. Founder mode lets you build a promotion from the ground up. Find a place to run, put together a roster, survive the early years, and try to turn a small operation into a major company.
• Watch the show happen. Your cards do not disappear into a results screen. Watch Live presents the entrances, matches, near-falls, interference, injuries, crowd reactions, and title changes as they happen.
• Call the matches yourself. Plug in a microphone and do your own play-by-play during Watch Live. Your color commentator can respond using the wrestlers, championships, and history from your save. Local voice mode runs entirely on your PC.
• Book more than a list of matches. Put together promos, interviews, beatdowns, run-ins, saves, betrayals, turns, title matches, tournaments, and long-running storylines. Build the weekly television that leads to the match people actually want to see.
• Create your own match types. Use the Match Lab to build special matches, set the rules, choose where the action can go, decide how the match ends, and save your creation for future shows.
• Deal with a world that keeps moving. Rival promotions sign wrestlers, lose stars, compete for television and audiences, raid rosters, make trades, grow, struggle, merge, and sometimes fold. New promotions and new wrestlers can enter the industry as the years pass.
• Handle the people behind the show. Wrestlers remember how they are treated. Morale, trust, personality, relationships, injuries, backstage roles, tag-team chemistry, and stable loyalty can all affect your plans.
• Run the wrestling business. Negotiate contracts and television deals, manage payroll, sell tickets and merchandise, find sponsors, choose venues, and decide how much you can afford to spend on production.
• Make championships mean something. Titles track every champion, reign, defense, vacancy, and change in prestige. The game also keeps a contender picture so you can see who has earned the next shot.
• Build a history worth remembering. Follow careers, records, awards, Hall of Fame candidates, major feuds, title lineages, and the story of your promotion across a long-term save.
• Play in different eras. The wrestling business changes depending on when you start. Media, money, fan expectations, and the way promotions compete all reflect the era you choose.
• Build the world you want. The World Editor gives you control over promotions, wrestlers, staff, championships, teams, stables, relationships, regions, venues, match types, media, and so much more! A true database builder's dream.
• Database Converter. Easily import your custom database from other games (more to be added).
Promo Wrestling World is for wrestling fans who want more than a card simulator. It is about booking the show, running the company, dealing with the consequences, and seeing what kind of wrestling world you create.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Dual-core 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated graphics or dedicated GPU with DirectX 11 support
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Recommended
- OS: Windows 10/11 64-bit
- Processor: Quad-core 2.5 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Dedicated GPU or modern integrated graphics with DirectX 11 support
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
Supported Languages
Latest news
Patch NotesOfficial
Update - World Editor Broadcast Update, Converter Fixes & Booking Improvements
World Editor Broadcast Update, Converter Fixes & Booking Improvements The World Editor gets a major Broadcast makeover, alongside improvements to database conversion, screen layouts and show pacing. World Editor — Broadcast Design Expanded the Broadcast design throughout the World Editor to match the look of the main game. Classic remains available. Redesigned People editing across Bio, In-Ring, Personality, Pictures, Relationships, Alter Egos, Moveset, Chemistry, Contracts, Medical and Regions. Reorganized Promotions, including rosters, leadership, operations, calendars and brands, into clearer editing layouts. Updated Rivalries, Media, Networks, Sponsors, Regions, Venues, Industry and Lifecycle. Improved Titles, Teams, Relationships, Training Schools and Development layouts. Refined Storylines, Event Studio, guided and advanced event editing, event testing and pack sharing. Updated match catalogs, Match Lab, Move Library, angle templates, objectives, worker styles, game rules, names and text editing. Brought Home, Data Hub, community-world browsing, the database converter, Safety Center, World Check and Picture Pool into the shared Broadcast design. Updated Diff Viewer, Helpful Scripts, Time Machine, World Stats, Balance Check, era browsing and draft review. Polished people imports, generators, portrait pickers and image tools. Updated editor search, introductory guidance, confirmations and unsaved-change prompts to fit the Broadcast theme. Layout & Usability Improved World Editor resizing in both Classic and Broadcast so controls remain reachable in smaller windows. Related panels now sit side by side where space allows and stack on narrower displays, reducing wasted space without squeezing controls. Improved People tab layouts and numeric controls. Added clearer dropdown indicators so selectable fields are easier to recognize. Improved spacing around assigned-move remove buttons. Refined scrolling, record lists, toolbars and dialogs for shorter windows and small...Read full article on Community Announcements (dXscape)Patch NotesOfficial
PROMO WRESTLING WORLD 2.0 — THE BROADCAST STUDIO UPDATE
PROMO WRESTLING WORLD 2.0 — THE BROADCAST STUDIO UPDATE Version 2.0 is the biggest presentation and navigation update yet. The new Broadcast Studio presentation rebuilds the game around clearer desks, stronger visual hierarchy, faster navigation, and more useful information at a glance—while keeping the full depth of Promo Wrestling World underneath it. The original Classic presentation remains fully supported and can still be selected at any time. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/46139147/6bc39dfe3db95e643a63a93aa91701a4da9b3137.gif A COMPLETE BROADCAST STUDIO REDESIGN Added the new Broadcast Studio presentation across the game, with a consistent dark navy and steel visual identity, broadcast-inspired typography, clearer spacing, and stronger page hierarchy. Reworked navigation around a persistent left rail, global top bar, and Control Room so the most important destinations and next-show actions remain close at hand. Added clearer focused workspaces, drawers, reports, and editor windows so large systems are easier to understand without removing their depth. Improved layouts across standard desktop, ultrawide, Steam Deck-sized, and high UI-scale displays. Improved keyboard focus, reduced-motion behavior, minimum text sizes, control sizing, contrast, and readable page gutters throughout the interface. Added a permanent Classic/Broadcast presentation switch. Classic mode remains available for players who prefer the original layout. DASHBOARD AND EVERYDAY NAVIGATION Completely rebuilt the Broadcast Dashboard around your next show, promotion identity, leading talent, financial position, and the decisions that need attention this week. Made show logos substantially larger and clearer on high-resolution displays. Replaced the old Your Champions row with Your Top Stars. Current champions still receive a Champion label and their championship name, while the three-card layout can now spotlight the promotion's actual leading stars. Added clean access to the Owner Profile directly from the...Read full article on Community Announcements (dXscape)Patch NotesOfficial
Hotfixes - September 5th
World Editor Role and Stat Editing Fixes Additional roles: Checking an additional job now keeps it selected without changing the person's primary role. Worker selection: Fixed an issue where editing a wrestler's stats could jump back to a previously selected person. Stat editing: Unfinished number entries no longer carry over when switching between workers. Previously changed ratings are not automatically reset. World Editor Worker Role Fixes Multiple roles now stay assigned: Changing a person's primary role now keeps their previous job as an additional role until you choose to remove it. Missing workers return to People: Workers who remained on a promotion roster but disappeared from the World Editor's People workspace are recovered and can be edited again.Read full article on Community Announcements (dXscape)Patch NotesOfficial
Small update
Low-Resolution Window and Avatar Fixes Better Worker Profiles: Worker Profiles now stay compact and readable at lower resolutions, with every tab and detail kept reachable through the profile's scrollable area. Full-screen window controls: Worker Profiles can now maximize, restore, drag, and resize correctly across the full screen, including when Auto UI Scale is active. Consistent background blur: Modal backgrounds now remain blurred all the way to the right and bottom edges at lower resolutions. World Editor sizing: The World Editor now fills the complete screen at lower resolutions instead of leaving parts of the game visible around it. Correct avatar recommendations: Modern Era wrestlers now receive Modern Era recommended portraits instead of Territory Era portraits.Read full article on Community Announcements (dXscape)Patch NotesOfficial
Front Office, Tutorial, and Live Booth Hotfix
Front Office and Auto-Manage Faster, safer toggles: Front Office changes now update immediately and save in the background without repeatedly refreshing the entire world. Staff assignments fixed: Hired specialists are now recognized correctly, including Head Bookers, Trainers, Medical/Physio staff, Talent Relations, Scouts, Marketing Directors, Production Managers, and General Managers. Clear hiring requirements: Every Front Office card now shows the exact position needed for that job. Smarter Hire buttons: Hiring from Front Office now opens Staff Market already filtered to the required position. Medical automation repaired: Medical/Physio staff can run Medical directly and no longer require an unrelated General Manager assignment. Guided First Show Visible guide targets: Steps after opening the Segment Editor now point to controls on the correct screen. Cleaner editor handoff: The guide now asks players to close the Segment Editor before continuing when necessary. Faster recovery: Skip This Step appears within seconds when a step cannot progress instead of making players wait several minutes. Stability and Live Booth Duplicate-window protection: Rapid relaunches and Windows activation races now bring the existing game window forward instead of creating extra blank windows. Selected microphone respected: Live Booth now opens the exact input device selected in Settings. Better USB mic detection: Quieter microphones and continuous speech are detected more reliably, with clearer troubleshooting messages.Read full article on Community Announcements (dXscape)






