Rollic, WWE Stars Risk Concussions in New Sport

• Rollic's Power Slap is now available on iOS and Android storefronts
• This mobile adaptation brings the controversial face-slapping sport to your fingertips, featuring celebrity appearances
• WWE superstars Rey Mysterio, Braun Strowman and others join the roster

Rollic's Power Slap, a turn-based interpretation of the controversial sport where competitors slap each other unconscious, has launched on iOS and Android platforms. Now you can challenge familiar WWE superstars who have joined the game's expanding character roster.

For those unfamiliar with Power Slap, the concept is exactly what it sounds like. This pseudo-sport involves opponents standing across a table and striking each other's heads until one participant loses consciousness. While the real-life version has gained popularity, the digital format offers a safer way to experience this unusual competition.

The connection becomes clearer when considering that Power Slap is owned by UFC president Dana White, and WWE and UFC recently merged to form TKO Holdings. This business relationship explains why prominent WWE personalities are featured in the game's full release.

Whether you prefer legendary luchador Rey Mysterio, the towering Omos, powerful Braun Strowman, or Seth "Freaking" Rollins, you can now watch your favorite WWE stars exchange powerful slaps. The complete version of Power Slap introduces additional content including side-quests like PlinK.O, Slap'n Roll, and Daily Tournaments.

While the real-world version of Power Slap raises safety concerns, Rollic appears dedicated to creating a successful digital adaptation of this unconventional sport. The inclusion of popular WWE figures may help attract players to this unique gaming experience.

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