FIFA 23

I've been playing this game since FIFA 09, and up until FIFA 12, I felt like there was progress and creativity being pit into the game. Although I already was prepared to be disappointed, I didn't expect it to be as bad as it is at the moment. First off, it is very clear the EA has abandoned all game modes except for Ultimate Team. Pro clubs somehow feels worse than FIFA 22; all of the things that the FIFA community asked to be included in Career Mode are of course absent from the game, and even Ultimate Team is 99% the same as the past few years. The only difference I saw this year was some of the tactic options, and minor details within the gameplay such as set pieces. Aside from that, its the same old disappointing game we have had the pleasure of playing for the past decade. Hopefully, with FIFA 23 being the last FIFA that will be produced by EA, we may be able to have a little hope for the future, but my expectations remain low.

It's the same game every year dude, the only changes are it gets slightly more buggy and bad. Don't waste your money just play FIFA 15 that was the last time the game improved at all. Anyway 100 characters are required so imma just write 300 words then copy paste the whole thing again. In summary, bad game, dont buy. It's the same game every year dude, the only changes are it gets slightly more buggy and bad. Don't waste your money just play FIFA 15 that was the last time the game improved at all. Anyway 100 characters are required so imma just write 300 words then copy paste the whole thing again. In summary, bad game, dont buy.

If you haven't purchased FIFA 23 yet, do not bother. Stick with the older edition you might already have because it will be miles better than the latest.

Playing against the AI is just ridiculous. Playing the worst sides in career mode is ghastly. The worst players and sides in a league turn into Messi and Real Madrid all of a sudden. The team can be on the bottom of the table prior to the match, but start passing the ball like Manchester City and score worldies like Ronaldo when you play against them.

It is SO unrealistic.

I just had my striker sprint towards the middle of the pitch, when I had the ball with a winger, right on the penalty spot. I nearly tapped X to pass it the striker, but rather than either remain stationery or move into a better position (which is typically what happened on every other edition of FIFA in the past), he turned away from goal and sprinted towards the other end of the pitch.

I've had dozens of other similar instances, but I cannot be bothered mentioning them.

I now understand why EA have decided to make FIFA 23 the final release of this once great game. They can no longer make a good football game that is fair and balanced.

I will say though, the music is pretty good this time around. Of course there's some stuff I don't like, but most of the tracks are easy listening and some are excellent.

Almost unplayable on pc, can't change many video settings and not even the fps limiters work. Game feels super sluggish and just makes me really happy that I didn't spent any money on this sad excuse for a game.

The fans make fun of EA for releasing the same game every year, but somehow this is much worse than FIFA 22.

The 70$ pricetag is ridiculous for all the microtransactions this game has... Incredible how greedy a company can get. And even if you spend money on it, the next FIFA comes out in a year and you have to start over again.

Please don't pre-order games, always wait for reviews!

Fifa 23 provides fans with a familiar experience, and while there are some upgrades, it still seems quite similar to its predecessors. Penalties are one area that has received notable improvement, as they have been improved to provide a more realistic and entertaining gameplay. Aside from that, the overall gameplay mechanics, aesthetics, and features appear to be nearly identical from previous versions.

Another thing to think about is the difference in gameplay between the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 versions of the game. Players on the PS5 can enjoy improved graphics, shorter loading times, and smoother gameplay, which increases immersion and overall enjoyment. However, it's worth mentioning that the PS4 version can handle the majority of the gameplay components found in the PS5.

The game's cover is another thing I don't like. They could have used more creativity, in my opinion. It is quite boring and repeatedly features the same player.