EA is known for their sports games, dating all the way back to the SEGA Genesis, and one of the most well-known franchises is FIFA. As it stands EA is all the way up to FIFA 16, and earlier this week they launched FIFA 16 Ultimate Team onto Google Play for all the soccer/football fans out there. This is a free mobile title just like the latest Madden mobile game so there’s no cost up front, although there are some optional IAP’s one can utilize.
With all new top-notch graphics and plenty of game additions and updates since the last version of the game, this is one you might want to check out if you have a thing for sports games and soccer games in general. It’s not necessarily a bad thing-it certainly gives FIFA 16 a more realistic tempo-but given the fact many matches against the CPU are already unspectacular, low-scoring affairs, it leaves you with an experience that feels diligent, thoughtful, yet ultimately a little-whisper it-boring.
FIFA 16 may occasionally give into the Dull Side of the Force, but at least it’s progressive in other areas. At long last women are represented in a football game. Considering the impact last year’s terrific Women’s World Cup had on broadening the appeal of the sport, this is a welcomingly inclusive move on EA’s part. I really enjoyed playing EA Sports “FIFA 16” Deluxe Edition for the PS4. The graphics are stunning and the players and stadiums look so realistic. FIFA 16 feels like watch a “FIFA” match in real life.
One thing to note is that this game features some great graphics, so it may not perform extremely well on all devices, infact therr has been complaint of the game lagging by players, a problem ea would definitely review soon so we should be getting an update on the game The developer says it works well on more recent Android devices like the Nexus 6, Nexus 9, HTC One M8, Galaxy S6, etc. You’ll also need a massive 1.4GB of free storage space to download it, the however actually plays on some other devices but they might eperience difficulties like frequent lag issues.
To do this, go to the Catalog window, then to the Ultimate Team tab. No, it depends on your (Football Club Credits) FCC and the level it has reached, will release their articles. Find the “Increase FUT Coin reward.” Once you move about, showing details in the right window, which tells how many coins you get FUT by many parties and many FCC needs to spend on that item. Incidentally, the number of FCC is visible in the top right of the screen - in the notifications panel.
There are also some tradable items UT Football Club> Catalog> Gameplay section are Ball and Kit Lots. Yes, you are able to negotiate these items in FUT Transfer Market once redeemed. Along with the actual games, players can also customize their squads to their liking. It is inherently fun to do and is actually a deep system. Certain players prefer being in certain positions and they do well playing with players of the same nationality. The only thing I would have liked to see is the ability to level up my players like in others sports games.
I know I say that in just about every EA Sports title review, but it’s true. The controls were very easy to learn and I really liked the “FIFA 16” a lot. I had a great time playing all of the fun and exciting new game modes and the new Women’s National League was awesome. If you are a fan of “FIFA” and are looking for a fun and exciting sports game, then I would highly recommend you check out “FIFA 16.”
