FIFA 17 Review

Running on the Frostbite engine that takes less time getting used to, FIFA 17 has overall improved on FIFA 16. The main feature is The Journey, which is a ride of all the real happenings, both bright and dark, in the football world.

Your player is the 17-year-old Alex Hunter who aspires to make a name for himself in the Premier League. The game is essentially a twister of emotions hurled your way as it is a journey of losses and gains with slices of reality stitched into the foundation of the game.

Your player undergoes intense pressure and expectations. It is a journey from scratch, so there are a lot of things you that you will feel all at once. The challenges are particularly very demanding.

Individual team styles are not broadly defined. Although the AI lets its player make deliberate mistakes, it still leaves a feeling of disappointment. An edge over the previous game is that there is a general change in style when playing with different teams such as in the case of Leicester City, the team is prone to taking more risks and played more direct football.

FIFA 17 Xbox

There is an improvement in on-pitch action as well, as compared to last year’s game. Furthermore, while many folks out there consider the change of set-pieces and penalties a complication, it does add to the pressure in the game.Another plus is that there has been an enhancement in the appearance of the players and they have more realistic touches than ever.

Despite a few letdowns, EA Sports has done a great job for the appeasement of football fans.