NBA 2K25

NBA 2K25 ist eine Liebeserklärung an Basketball: Das Spielgefühl auf dem Court ist dank der neuen ProPLAY‑Dribble‑Engine, Rhythm Shooting und verbesserter Defense so dynamisch, flüssig und nah an echten NBA‑Bewegungen wie nie zuvor, die Präsentation fängt mit Lichtshow, Soundkulisse und detailreichen Arenen perfekt das Gefühl eines Live‑Spiels ein, und die Fülle an Modi – von MyCareer über MyNBA und GM‑Modus bis zu Streetball‑Courts und verschiedenen Basketball‑Epochen – sorgt dafür, dass praktisch jeder Basketball‑Fan seinen eigenen Weg findet, sich stundenlang in dieser dichten, atmosphärischen Basketball‑Welt zu verlieren.

NBA 2K25 Review:I don’t know what 2K is doing with 2K25, but whatever direction they’re going in—it’s making the game worse than ever. It feels like they’re trying to please the wrong crowd. Everything feels hand-held, especially when you’re shooting. The mechanics are inconsistent, and it’s like the game actively punishes skilled players just to give new players a chance. And that’s the part that makes no sense—why cater to people who just picked up the game? You’re supposed to get dropped off if you’re not good. If I’m up 19-7 and decide to have fun or take it easy, the game flips momentum and suddenly turns my opponent into prime LeBron from the Heat era—it’s ridiculous. The dribbling is slow and lifeless, there’s barely any real animations, and they ruined movement completely. They took out numbered jumpers and forced player jump shots, which is still a terrible decision. Around mid-May, they introduced this weak jab-step mechanic—Kobe’s jab-step into a leaping drive from near half-court. It was broken. Then there’s the glitchy cheese—people using cutters and screen abuse where the CPU would stick cheat like crazy. Centers with 99 rebounding would get out-boarded by randoms like it’s nothing. The game is full of bugs, the realism they added took the fun away, and it doesn’t feel like 2K anymore. It’s just messy, unbalanced, and honestly, disappointing.