WWE fans have had it good when it comes to mobile games. WWE Supercard launched last year and smashed records, and was soon followed by the fighting game WWE Immortals, which imagined WWE stars as superheroes.

That still leaves room for one other type of WWE game to make its way to mobile devices - wrestling simulation. It's finally coming in WWE 2K.

It's wrestling simulation just like you can currently play on consoles (or at least close to it) and coming to iOS and Android devices later this spring. WWE 2K15 developer Visual Concepts has partnered with n-Space to bring the game to life, and it looks like everything you would expect from 2K's wrestling game franchise.

"WWE 2K marks a great milestone in 2K's partnership with WWE, as we bring the first authentic WWE simulation experience to market for mobile devices," said Greg Thomas, President at Visual Concepts in a press release.

We don't know the full roster quite yet, but so far John Cena, Hulk Hogan, Sting, Undertaker, Triple H, Daniel Bryan, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, and Bray Wyatt are all confirmed. You'll be able to compete in three different match types, and the game will have a number of unlockables. It will also include what might just be the most important feature in any WWE game: create-a-wrestler.

Yes, create-a-wrestler is coming to mobile, along with a full-fledged career mode. The game will also include multiplayer.

We don't yet know how the game will play compared to the console version, but perhaps it will include gamepad support to make it as close to the console version as possible.

WWE 2K will be availble for $7.99 this spring. You can check out our thoughts on the console version of WWE 2K15 here.

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