FIFA 23 REVIEW

FIFA 23 was released on 30 September 2022. It is the last football game from EA Sports to bear the FIFA moniker. With the global football body demanding a pretty penny for renewing the licence, Electronic Arts has decided to tear up the contract altogether. But as it is to expire in late 2022, after Qatar World Cup and in the middle of FIFA 23's run, EA and FIFA have had the common sense to extend it for several more months. This ensures that the new (and last) FIFA game won't be rebranded midway through the season to the awkwardly and laughable choice of “EA Sports FC”. That's still set to happen next year, starting with FIFA 24

 

 

  

Good

• Better, more equipped AI (new-gen only)
• Cross-platform play
• PC on par with new-gen
• Volta, Pro Clubs progression merged
• Allows five substitutions

Bad

• Impossible long shots, curlers
• Cross-play is frustratingly limited
• Women?s teams can?t play men?s
• No women players in FUT
• FUT pay-to-win behaviour ignored
• Power Shot feels arcade-y
• New corners, penalties unintuitive
• FUT Moments brings third FUT currency
• Playable Highlights are a joke
• Five substitutions not allowed in Online Friendlies

FIFA 23 Details

• Release Date      30 September 2022
• Publisher            Electronic Arts
• Developer           EA Romania,EA Canada
• Series                  FIFA
• Game Modes     Single-player