WWE 2K25 Deadman Edition Bonus Pack

I'll be straight with you: this is one of the smallest DLC drops you can spend money on in WWE 2K25's already microtransaction-heavy ecosystem. The Deadman Edition Bonus Pack hands you two MyFACTION Persona Cards, one for Undertaker's original 1990 debut persona and one modelled after the Mattel Elite Collection Greatest Hits figure, plus a usable Urn object you can bring into matches and Brother Love as a manager. That is the complete list. If you came here hoping for new match types, additional story content, or anything that touches the core gameplay, wrong pack. The context that matters: WWE 2K25 as a base game is a solid, if familiar, wrestling sim. The in-ring mechanics are the smoothest they have been in years, with chain wrestling returning for the first time since 2K19, a revised submission minigame, new match types like Underground and Bloodline Rules, and a 300-plus superstar roster that now supports intergender competition across every stipulation. The foundation is genuinely good. The problem, which reviewers and players have flagged repeatedly, is that 2K layers a VC-hungry MyFACTION mode and the deeply questionable The Island on top of that foundation. The Deadman Pack lives entirely inside that monetised layer. MyFACTION itself is a card-collecting mode where Persona Cards like the two included here function as alternate versions of superstars with their own stat profiles. The Undertaker '90 card in particular has obvious appeal for anyone building a classic-era roster, and Brother Love as a manager is a genuinely obscure callback that hardcore fans will appreciate. The usable Urn is a fun in-match prop. But all of this is cosmetic and mode-locked content. If you do not play MyFACTION regularly, none of it touches your experience at all. Community feedback on MyFACTION has been rough, with players citing poorly paced card tier progression and servers that drop connections at inconvenient moments. Grinding VC to make your faction competitive is a slow, deliberate chore, and the Deadman Pack does nothing to address that underlying structure. Worth flagging for PC players specifically: The Island mode, where the Undertaker '95 Mask cosmetic (included on console versions of this pack) would actually appear, is not available on PC. The PC version of this pack is therefore even thinner than its console equivalent, losing one piece of content that at least had visual presence in an online social space. If you bought the Deadman or Bloodline Edition of WWE 2K25, this content is already in your library. If you are considering picking it up standalone, the honest answer is that it serves one specific type of player: someone who is actively invested in building a competitive or thematic MyFACTION card collection and specifically wants early-career Undertaker representation in that mode. For everyone else, including casual multiplayer players and solo mode fans, the Deadman Edition Bonus Pack offers almost nothing of practical value. The base game earns its place; this add-on is fan-service for a narrow audience. Fred, Scout Team