ECW Anarchy Rulz (2000) was Acclaim’s follow-up to Hardcore Revolution, featuring Extreme Championship Wrestling’s roster and branding. It added more match types, including barbed-wire and deathmatch-inspired stipulations, reflecting ECW’s hardcore identity. Stars like Rob Van Dam, Sabu, and Taz brought authenticity to the chaotic style.

Gameplay was built on the Attitude engine, with combo-based grappling and a wide range of strikes, slams, and weapons. While fun in multiplayer, it suffered from clunky controls and repetitive mechanics. The presentation leaned on ECW’s gritty vibe, with dark arenas and commentary that matched the promotion’s underground aesthetic.

Though flawed, Anarchy Rulz is remembered as a cult piece of ECW history. It captured the spirit of the company during its final years, even if the gameplay couldn’t match its ambition.