The WWF vs WCW draft game: pick a side of the Monday Night Wars
From 1995 to 2001, WWF Raw and WCW Nitro went head to head every Monday night. Fans have argued ever since about which roster was better. Invasion Draft turns that argument into a game you can play in a couple of minutes.
How the draft works
Every pick spins two things: a year between 1995 and 2001, and whether you get a heel or a face. You then pick a wrestler from that year and side. A wrestler's rating depends on the year, so Stone Cold in 1998 is not the same pick as Stunning Steve Austin in WCW in 1995.
You fill a 9-match card, and each match is decided by the ratings. The goal is a perfect 9-0.
What makes it different
- It is free, runs in the browser, and needs no login or download.
- Ratings are era-specific, so timing matters as much as names.
- A Daily Challenge gives everyone the same spins each day, so you can compare results with friends.
- Keeper League mode lets you book PPVs and keep your stars from season to season.
Is it an official WWE game?
No. Invasion Draft is an independent fan game and is not affiliated with WWE. Names and results are used as historical reference. The ratings come from our own formula.
Want the backstory first? Read the Nitro vs Raw timeline or what happened in the 2001 Invasion.