FIFA 15 offers the most realistic gameplay of any FIFA game, now sufficient to rival traditional enemy Pro Evo. We love FIFA 15, and our FIFA 15 review will tell you why you should too. FIFA 15 excels in several key areas but it’s the amazingly detailed presentation that stands above all other offerings. The EA Sports juggernaut simply sparkles from the minute you hit the menus. The design of the UI is simple with menus and modes clean and easy to navigate through - something that Konami are only now trying to emulate. The player screen that is the centrepiece of PES 2015 is a classy touch and the new tabs system is a step in the right direction.

 

Well, the visual progress include in no way dramatic, however they are apparent. Confronts are more expressive, and EA boasts that there are 600 psychological reactions which could potentially be seen throughout the online game; users from opposing teams drive, push and bark at each various other after having engaged in a number of aggressive real struggles over the course of the fit. Strikers see happy with on their own after scoring a belter and associate referees, twitch their noses when creating an offside call. Unnecessary possibly, but it’s a small information that includes still another covering of realism with the more practical soccer sim in the world.

 

Real physics in ball motion. The physics of ball motion has been improved and players can now hit the ball with much more accuracy, force and predetermined distance. The trajectories can be adjusted and even low rising shots can be hit properly and in the desired direction.

 

The intelligence of teammates. This has been a great improvement in FIFA 15 with players becoming smarter and quicker in their decision making capabilities. Defenders make more attacking moves and try to win possession from the opponents. Attackers try to outpace their opponents and show myriad tricks.

 

Also in the game are fully licensed stadiums for every team in the Premiership. As well as looking the part, real fan chants have been recorded, and crowds have been given custom behaviours based on the team. You probably won’t make it through a match at Anfield without a chorus of “You’ll Never Walk Alone”, and commentators notice and remark on Manchester City’s supporters doing the Poznan.

 

Nothing has been left un-animated in Fifa 15. Substitutes celebrate from the bench when their teams score - sometimes the camera even cuts to a close up of a major player on the sidelines, while there are 10-man goal celebrations on the pitch. Ball boys supply players with another ball when one has gone out of bounds, and corner flags bend when pushed against.

 

FIFA 15 is the most complete football game ever made. Each mode can imagine yourself as a football fan is incorporated in the game and do exactly what they should do. You have the choice to start as a player or manager. Offline to a career Additionally, you can play online with your footballer made and Ultimate Team will be present: a mode that maps of footballers gathered to assemble a team. These modes are all equally extensive and if you love FIFA games you do yourself never a dull moment.

Personally, the most attractive aspects in FIFA 15 is Ultimate Team. In FUT I buy FIFA 15 coins to build my own team as I want. It is a kind of free. If I prefer this player, I can buy it fighting for me. The process of building a team is full of fulfillment. It seems like a kind of DIY - I made the team and I control the team, it’s all depends on my own. I think most gamers love Ultimate Team is all because of this. People enjoy what they made on their own.