AEW Fight Forever career mode details revealed, MJF and others involved

AEW Fight Forever details continue to emerge, and the latest news has arrived for the Career Mode or single player story mode.

Here's everything we know so far about key names recording voiceovers for the AEW Fight Forever career mode.

AEW Fight Forever career mode reportedly includes MJF and more

While there's still no official release date, AEW Fight Forever news keeps on trickling in with the latest report honing in on Career Mode.

Also dubbed Story Mode by some, the single player experience is set to include some of the company's major stars.

According to a new report by Fightful Select, development of AEW Fight Forever included "heavy resources" put into Career Mode.

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Fightful stated that "numerous talent" did voiceover work for the story including John Silver and Orange Cassidy.

On top of that, MJF himself reportedly wrote a promo to be included in the AEW Fight Forever career mode.

However, it sounds like some of the names they had in mind may not be making it into the final product.

The Bunny, Ricky Starks, and Keith Lee were apparently all set to be involved in story mode, but "there was some backtracking" and it's not clear if they'll still be in the game.

AEW Fight Forever mini games were an AEW idea

In addition to learning details about AEW Fight Forever career mode, the report by Fightful Select also addressed the title's mini games.

Choosing to include mini games in the wrestling title was apparently "an All Elite Wrestling idea" that the company insisted on.

We also learned that Community Creations were an early focus in some form, but time constraints may leave things much more bare bones or keep that feature out entirely.

We got our first preview of the title at Gamescom 2022 via the playable demo, and the quality gameplay could be enough to overshadow any other missing features.

There are no official AEW Fight Forever reveals on the docket moving forward, but the Fightful Select report indicated that Kenny Omega could be at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show later this month.

There's always a chance the company looks to announce a release date at that time, but nothing is certain.