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Coming from PES. Enjoying first 3 days. But hate after. Online is so toxic. U can t defend against skill moves. All play just players with >Coming from PES. Enjoying first 3 days. But hate after. Online is so toxic. U can t defend against skill moves. All play just players with > 90 pace. So arcade. No construction or similar to real foot. Will wait efootball 22 patch to return.NB prix is so high for this bad game. Plz don t buy

Best gameplay in this edition no e than other edition . In this edition a true player will win the skills player will hurt . Good game

So much needs to be fixed (again, just like last year) and no doubt none of it will be, pro clubs is awful now, the rewards are awful in FUT.So much needs to be fixed (again, just like last year) and no doubt none of it will be, pro clubs is awful now, the rewards are awful in FUT. Just another cash grab that everyone STILL PAYS FOR (STOP DOING THIS), glad I game share this. If you really want to hurt EA, stop buying packs, stop playing the game and stop buying it! The more hours you put into it the more EA win, it really is that simple.

if you buy the standard edition you can't upgrade to next-gen even paying, such a OBSCENE policy has never been seen, as far as I'm concernedif you buy the standard edition you can't upgrade to next-gen even paying, such a OBSCENE policy has never been seen, as far as I'm concerned EA is dead for me, to say the least!

For the first time in the Fifa's history, here we have a real football simulator. The pace is lower than ever. The physics. The Keepers. TheFor the first time in the Fifa's history, here we have a real football simulator. The pace is lower than ever. The physics. The Keepers. The Nets. The sound of everything. More difficult to improve. More difficult to score. More difficult to dominate the game. And this is the best thing of Fifa 22. A videogame for adults. For people with experience. With courage. With passion for football. If you love football, congratulations. This is your game.

Worst FIFA in the whole serie Nothing work The defense is just terrible The game is purely random you have almost no influence on what goingWorst FIFA in the whole serie Nothing work The defense is just terrible The game is purely random you have almost no influence on what going on it's mostly the game itself that decide to advantage you or not

Worst ever, isso like i'm playing Pro Evolution... Here in Brazil isso expenssive as hell, bought on pre-selling to be very disapointed.

Awful developed game... game is made for kids after cheese only. No balance on skill base. They dont care about football, they just care aboutAwful developed game... game is made for kids after cheese only. No balance on skill base. They dont care about football, they just care about keep selling the same game every year... at least make it better from one year to another.

Legacy defending not working properly. Connection issues all the time. Passing in online mode is the worst I have ever seen and you can'tLegacy defending not working properly. Connection issues all the time. Passing in online mode is the worst I have ever seen and you can't score inside the box. Worst Fifa ever.

Although it has its shortcomings, I’ve been really impressed with FIFA 22. EA has delivered one of the most in-depth career modes to date, and the new additions across the game’s other modes are most welcome. I do hope to see more iteration across the board, but the gameplay this year feels top notch. It’s a huge step forward for the series, and a proper showcase of what the new consoles are capable of.

FIFA 22 is undoubtedly a step forward for the franchise, and the new Hypermotion engine on new-gen consoles is totally worth it, though it’s pretty clear it’s not everybody’s cup of tea. EA clearly has a lot of things to polish in FIFA 22, and the first update that is already live on PC is the living proof the company is very committed to doing this in the short term.

FIFA 22 introduces welcome new features such as the Hypermotion technology, a more balanced gameplay and improvements in several modes, but it fails to get rid of some historical flaws that now clash more with the improvements received. The result is, as always, a football title of the highest caliber, both on the technical front and in terms of pure fun, but we start to feel the need for a more marked change of pace to really push the saga into the new generation.

FIFA 22 is a further leap towards realism in soccer titles. The inclusion of Hypermotion not only improves the staging of the game, but also translates to the field. In addition, improvements in ball physics and additions to the different game modes make FIFA 22 a more satisfying game than the previous title in the series.

FIFA 22 is the most enjoyable football title in years thanks to revamped player AI and gameplay mechanics that offer unprecedented realism on the pitch. Off the pitch, EA still has some work to do, but new additions to Career Mode and match days somewhat make up for Ultimate Team’s egregious tactics.

As a football game, FIFA 22 is very continuist. It doesn’t offer anything spectacular or revolutionary in order to make you stand up from your seat, but it takes profit of its previous knowledge to provide some nice matches.

FIFA 22 makes the leap to the new generation in a conservative way, with slight changes in its gameplay that lay the foundations of what the saga may become in the future. Lovers of football simulators will enjoy its fast pace and large amount of content.

Mixed Feelings. On one side it feels like a solid step forward coming from Fifa 21, the midfield is existing again and even the defense worksMixed Feelings. On one side it feels like a solid step forward coming from Fifa 21, the midfield is existing again and even the defense works most of the time. Which makes the game a lot more tactical again. Only goalkeepers are too strong which obligates you to only make goals in two or three different ways.But since the last patch, it's become worse, because you need to have a pressure tactic otherwise you will have no chance in Division 4 or above, it's just too the OP but makes Fifa 22 more than Fifa 21 again.So if they go back to the original version it's a good FIFA otherwise only solid. Graphics are okay on XSX and the Sound is great, also not a lot of bugs, all things which aren’t self-evident anymore.

Unlike last years release, there aren't too many noticable issues that need improving on either. EA have been afforded more time to get this game to where they need it to be, and they seem to have done exactly that. On the other hand though, there are still modes with untapped potential that EA have to put more focus on in order to appeal to their full market of players. It's a strong release from EA, one which will keep them at the top of the footballing sim market, but without a leading competitor to challenge them, that isn't awfully difficult.

FIFA 22 is just like any other FIFA game. It’s a very, very good football game, and with NBA 2K taking its eyes off the prize in favour of the State Farm drip, it’s left with a tap-in to be 2021’s best sports sim. HyperMotion makes a difference, create-a-club adds some personality, and everything else is the same. What more were you expecting?

FIFA 22 makes some important changes on and off the pitch, and though there's still plenty of room for improvement, it's still the series' best game in recent years.

FIFA 22 evolved its engine and its core game modes, but the feeling on the pitch is almost the same. The gameplay is very attack-oriented and fast: FIFA fans are going to love it, football fans, maybe, would love to slow it down and try a more tactical experience.

Played the game on 1st October and overall looks good, keepers perform better, passing is smooth, the sound of the net when scoring is soPlayed the game on 1st October and overall looks good, keepers perform better, passing is smooth, the sound of the net when scoring is so satisfying to hear. Good to see and hear Alex Scott on the game as well. The only negative for me is the dual entitlement to upgrade to the Xbox Series X version of the game is only accessible if you've bought the Ultimate Edition as its not available with the Standard Edition so you're forced to pay at least an extra £35 if you want the extra features. Hopefully EA changes that so players with the Standard Edition can upgrade too but its hard to say at this time.

Despite a full year since the launch of the new console generation, FIFA 22 doesn't offer anything groundbreaking, on or off the pitch. The changes are largely minor and exclusive features are not worth fretting over. It plays a solid game of football, as always, but we're still left waiting for a true next-gen leap.

Despite its flaws FIFA 22 manages to find the balance point between simulation and fun. Although the fact some of its modes are far from perfect, it can offer the thrills that football gives to its fans, both online and locally. The much-discussed HyperMotion does its job perfectly and justifies the need for this year's edition, in contrast with previous years. If you consider yourself a football fan, there's no need to hesitate into buying this year's edition.

FIFA 22 has improved the feel and smoothness of actions, but there are almost no changes in the game mode and gameplay. The reduction of stand-alone content makes it not very suitable as the first FIFA entry for newcomers.

Have enjoyed the game on Series S. Hypermotion is a solid addition for Next Gen but could be improved. I feel like it should have a machineHave enjoyed the game on Series S. Hypermotion is a solid addition for Next Gen but could be improved. I feel like it should have a machine learning capability where it learns how your profile plays in the next iteration for more fun. I say this because I am able to score the same ways from FIFA's past without issue.Scripting is still an issue as it can make the game feel like you are being cheated out of the little things like winning contests, tiki-tac fouls and pass/shot accuracy in key moments. With that said there are games that I I feel like I have been beaten fairly by the ai and will accept that but not the scripting loses.GK and Defence feel a bit more challenging to play with and against which I like and can make a match interesting.Overall a solid and fun experience of football with a few flaws and areas of improvement that need fixing. Solid 7.

After many hours spent on the next-gen version of FIFA 22 (PS5-Xbox Series) and its old-gen bent, the conclusion is there: PC, Xbox One and PS4 players will have a version with the flaws of the new generation, but cut off from its strengths.

Despite its noticeable faults, FIFA 22 is still a decent installment in the series. It offers players fun gameplay and an excellent visual experience to football lovers.

After many hours spent on the next-gen version of FIFA 22 (PS5-Xbox Series) and its old-gen bent, the conclusion is there: PC, Xbox One and PS4 players will have a version with the flaws of the new generation, but cut off from its strengths.

After many hours spent on the next-gen version of FIFA 22 (PS5-Xbox Series) and its old-gen bent, the conclusion is there: PC, Xbox One and PS4 players will have a version with the flaws of the new generation, but cut off from its strengths.

i played on PS5 and i bought it on a 65% discount from psn uk only for 25£ and this is just the right price.i would never ever buy fifa22 fori played on PS5 and i bought it on a 65% discount from psn uk only for 25£ and this is just the right price.i would never ever buy fifa22 for 69£ .buy something else you wont miss anything if you already have fifa 20 or even fifa19... gameply graphics and everything is as same as old versions,,,,dont let advertises fool you.there is just absoloutly zero difference between fifa22 ps4 and ps5 versions.but the game is fine.its enjoyable its fun. i like it . if you are plannint to buy it and you dont own an old version buy when still there is discount

Not a great year and a PC downgrade: FIFA 22 still plays well, but itsPC version is graphically limited and offers little innovation.

FIFA 22 offers a lot of new elements on next-gen. Gameplay is finally going in a clear direction and provides a clear picture of what to expect from this iteration of FIFA. Even though the gameplay finally seems fine, there are quite a few problems. Career is near unplayable thanks to loads of bugs and glitches, Ultimate Team is still a pay-to-win fest and a lot of modes are clearly less important than cash cow Ultimate Team, which is understandable, but still frustrating.

FIFA is far from perfect. But it's much better than eFootball this year. My biggest complaint is, as usual, wasting money on Ultimate Team.FIFA is far from perfect. But it's much better than eFootball this year. My biggest complaint is, as usual, wasting money on Ultimate Team.This year's FIFA has some features that seemed quite interesting. Creating a club for career mode is my favorite feature so far. You can create a uniform, design a stadium, choose your team's overall rating...The gameplay is slower than last year because of HyperMotion capture, which was created from a full 11x11 match.

After all these years away from this series, I came back as it was a part of free monthly game for the PS4.So, what I learned:- theAfter all these years away from this series, I came back as it was a part of free monthly game for the PS4.So, what I learned:- the mechanics are quite good- the controls are good too- graphics are decent enough- career mode is boring, no fun at all. Compared to NBA 2k, it’s a reason to be ashamed and that game is not perfect too- commentary is quite often off the pace, very repetetive and I only played the game for a week or so- lots of absurd bugs (the most astonishing one for me is when the game mistakes international duty for club games and you get the headline : „Club Germany won with club Portugal”. That’s a 0-day fix for me, yet it still roams free)What this needs is to drop the yearly release schedule and focus on microtransactions.But for that to happen - you, fans and buyers should drop the next game and show them what you demand.I wouldn’t spend my own money on this. Well, maybe $10, at most.

Fifa 22 struggles with a massive identity-crisis. Does it want to be a realistic football simulation or as spectacular as possible? The result is rather disappointing. A soulless football game in which every game feels like a match for the Johan Cruijff cup: you can win it, but it really isn't about anything at all.

Abysmal game, nothing new other than the sloppy basic programming of some career mode stuff. None of the actual game plays any better andAbysmal game, nothing new other than the sloppy basic programming of some career mode stuff. None of the actual game plays any better and nothing new on the looks either. Another number added onto the basic game of FIFA 15. Avoid.