Punctual as the beginning of the season, here comes a new chapter in the shops of the famous football saga produced by EA Sports. After the "turbulent" transition to the new generation faced with FIFA 14, FIFA 15 with the team developed has worked hard to eliminate the defects of the innovative engine Ignite Youth and pack football experience complete and satisfactory. Will the series of FIFA to excel even after having taken this important step? Let's find out together!
Fifa 15 wants to simulate every element of football, from scuffles among players to muddy kits and angry crowds. Player and crowd authenticity are key concerns in Fifa 15. The game also tracks footprints, so the pitch shows increasing wear and tear during the game. The Fifa titles want to be like televised sport – that much is certain. EA Sports has its deal with the Premier League, sharing stats and even goal-line technology. Nowadays, the build up to a simulated game on your PlayStation is almost identical to the build up on Sky TV. Commentators mull over team sheets, bullet point facts shoot across the screen, the camera zooms in over the packed stadium.
Responsiveness and control of the players has been fine-tuned in what EA refers to as “tuned-based biomechanics”, which will give the footballers more balance and a closer level of control when in possession, particularly at high speeds. Building on that level of control, run touch dribbling, increased mobility and new strides have been introduced to give players more ways and techniques in which to move around with the ball.
FIFA 14 is very fun, but dribbling in the game was near impossible as players were constantly prone to poor touches that allowed defenders to easily swoop in. fut 15 gives the world's best soccer players a little more credit when it comes to ball handling, and the result is a much less choppy gameplay experience. This isn't to say that defenders are now handcuffed, but those who rely heavily on the B/O button while playing defense will no longer be as dominant. It's a subtle, but much needed change. EA also touted players now reacting more aptly to specific game situations but this adjustment wasn't abundantly noticeable when I played the game.
The most popular mode in the FIFA franchise, FIFA Ultimate Team is at the center of the mobile experience this season. With more than 80 per cent of FIFA 14 mobile fans playing FIFA Ultimate Team or Matches of the Week, the game is focused on combining innovative gameplay while enhancing the managerial experience of FIFA 15 Ultimate Team Mobile. To do that this season, the game comes with two modes on mobile – FIFA Ultimate Team and Matches of the Week – and brings new ways to play the game – Quick Simulation, Classic or Casual Controls, and new controller support.
The Game NOTE: this review refers only to the current-gen version of the game. The old version Jan should have several features in less, so as found below does not represent the quality and features of this version. FIFA 15 obviously does not need any introduction.
