Playing against random people online is not always my cup of tea for all games, but on FIFA, it always has been. Other than playing against friends, I could sit there and match up against random people online all day long. It helps that I am not all that bad at the game and I donât get as easily frustrated as you see some people do. If it wasnât for the online mode of FIFA 20 for Switch, I would never touch the game again after this review.
FIFA 20
EA Sports · Sep 27, 2019
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The next installment of a series of football games from EA Sports studio. In the game we direct faithfully reproduced real teams and players, playing against artificial intelligence or other players.
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- I could have considered forgiving the Switch version of FIFA 20 if the only issue it had was the lack of the Volta mode, but that ended up being the smallest of my concerns. This game ended up being worse than other Switch ports of FIFA in every single conceivable way. It manages to look worse, sound worse, and above all, it features a much less fluid gameplay.
- 8.0Overall, FIFA 20 is a gift wrapped with flair and flamboyance on the outside. When you unwrap it, rather than it brimming to the full, it leaves you a little underwhelmed. It’s still good, there’s lots to be found inside and it will no doubt keep you busy for hours on end, but there's just not the same magic inside as there is on the outside.
- Delivering another strong outing, FIFA 20 proves once more that it's a football game truly to be reckoned with. There are issues, but few are serious enough to really mar the overall experience. Ultimately, FIFA 20 is fantastic, its new VOLTA Football mode being a particular joy, while FUT proves endlessly compelling yet again.
- 8.0Flawed and iterative, but comforting, complete, and compelling, FIFA 20 is as frustrating and as essential as ever. The Journey and FIFA Street will continue to be missed, but Volta offers a genuinely different option for those who want to dip in and out across FIFA's smorgasboard of game types, while Ultimate Team continues its route to world domination. It's just a shame Career Mode continues to stagnate--even if EA has finally remembered it exists.
- 7.0FIFA 20 marks the return of one of gaming’s most iconic franchises. Features like Volta Football and the implementation of house rules in FUT provide exciting new ways to play. FIFA Ultimate Team still feels predatory, and the attempts to make the loot box system more transparent just showcases its faults. At the end of the day, the gameplay in FIFA is still top notch. Dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending all feel smooth as ever. While FIFA 20 is bogged down by the same issues that have plagued it for years, it does enough to set itself apart as a worthy installment.
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Well, good game, but glitchy. That's kinda all I can say about this game. The same as the one from the last year, not that surprising because we know already EA's scheme. Also, to much micro-transactions and expensive, an specific EA game. You can play career mode, wich is pretty good, but the negotiations part break the game. It's completely screwed up. Besides the fact that when you want to buy a player they want a lot of money, and they want to buy your player they give you up to 1 mil. more than your player's value (well, not a big problem for me, for others damn annoying) it's just completely different from how you do it in real life. The gameplay is good and that's everything I want to say.
Gg but every year :( come on same game . . .
too many glitches
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