Rollic Slams into Power Slap, Sparking Concussion Concerns

Rollic's Power Slap: WWE Superstars Join the Mobile Slapping Frenzy!

Rollic's Power Slap, the mobile adaptation of the controversial slapping "sport," is now available on iOS and Android. The game features a roster of WWE superstars, adding a familiar face to the high-impact action.

For the uninitiated, Power Slap involves competitors taking turns delivering powerful slaps to each other's faces until one is incapacitated. While the real-life version raises safety concerns, the game offers a less risky way to experience the unique "sport."

The inclusion of WWE superstars like Rey Mysterio, Braun Strowman, Omos, and Seth "Freaking" Rollins is no coincidence. Given the recent merger of WWE and UFC under TKO Holdings, and UFC president Dana White's ownership of Power Slap, this crossover makes perfect sense.

More Than Just Slaps

The full release of Power Slap boasts additional content beyond the core slapping mechanic. Players can enjoy side-quests like PlinK.O and Slap’n Roll, as well as participate in Daily Tournaments.

Rollic aims to make this unconventional mobile game a success, but whether the addition of WWE superstars will be enough to attract a broad audience remains to be seen.

Looking for a different kind of mobile gaming experience? Consider checking out our review of Eldrum: Black Dust, a text-adventure game set in a dark fantasy desert. It features multiple endings and player choices, offering a more narrative-focused alternative to the high-octane action of Power Slap.