'WWE Immortals' Rumors: Mobile game to add Bray Wyatt to its cast

Those who have played "WWE Immortals" can look forward to the addition of a new character in the game's cast soon. Apparently, that character will be Bray Wyatt.

Though there is no word on what theme Wyatt will bring, chances are, it will be something related to his supernatural-backed character, such as a warlock. 

Wyatt's entry was announced on the game's Facebook page, which shows Wyatt's iconic lantern along with the tag line "He Is Coming".

Launched last January, "WWE Immortals" is a free game available in Android and iOS that is similar to "Injustice: Gods Among Us," in terms of graphics, sound and the three versus three combat format, among others. The difference lies in the cast of characters which, in this case, are WWE Superstars.

NetherRealm Studios and Phosphor Game Studios developed the game, which it describes as "a free-to-play mobile game that will feature epic Superstar battles in a fantastically re-imagined WWE world."

Before word of Wyatt's addition, there were 21 WWE characters in the fold, including John Cena, Triple H, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Brock Lesnar, the Bella Twins and more. Each character had a specific kind of costume based on a certain kind of theme.

Wyatt did make cut-scene appearances but was not a playable character. With his addition, gamers can now do so.

Curiously, it does sound a bit odd that Wyatt will be added ahead of Seth Rollins, the current WWE champion. But this may be because of the uncanny character which he portrays on WWE shows. Wyatt has been known to play psychological games against opponents and is considered by some as the successor to the Undertaker.

At present, Wyatt is tied up in a feud with Roman Reigns, who is also one of the characters in "WWE Immortals." Both WWE stars are set to clash in WWE Battleground, which takes place next week at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri.

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