It feels a little slower, but not in a bad way. Something I can’t quite put my finger on. However, there’s something about this year’s gameplay that’s different. Don’t get me wrong, anyone who walks past while you’re playing won’t be able to tell the difference. Yet somehow, EA has managed that via FIFA 21. Other than improving on the graphics where possible, how can a developer make a game with 26 previous chapters, in which players do nothing but play soccer, feel new again? FIFA has fallen foul of that in the past. However, it can often feel as if developers have changed nothing but the rosters in games that demand annual releases.
It might seem silly to praise a game for being different than the version that came 12 months before it. FIFA 21 boasts plenty of new features when compared to FIFA 20, and something about this year’s offering feels different in a very promising way. However, that’s not to say EA has been lazy. In some ways, the current-gen version feels like little more than a stepping stone on which players won’t be waiting very long. FIFA has come a long way since then, as you’d hope, and by the end of the year, FIFA 21 will be a next-gen title. You Are Reading : FIFA 21 Review Soccer Simulation Is NextGen Readyįor most people who read this review, FIFA 21 will not be their first foray into what is now a 27-year-old franchise. FIFA 21 Review: Soccer Simulation Is Next-Gen ReadyįIFA 21 boasts plenty of new features when compared to FIFA 20, and something about this year’s offering feels different in a very promising way.
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