Wrestle Angels: Survivor

Wrestle Angels: Survivor (2006)

Genres:Turn-based strategy (TBS), Card & Board Game
Story:Wrestle Angel Survivor is similar to previous Wrestle Angels games in that it features a card battling system, all-female wrestlers, and a mode in which you manage a Wrestling company.
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