Let’s be totally honest 11 beyond some refinement FIFA 23 coins, tweaking and intuitive touch-ups, there’s not a great deal of change from FIFA’s gone. But essentially, EA Sports’ FIFA series is like Match of the Day It happens like clockwork, you watch it consistently and you’ll continue to do so even if it’s had stylistic changes or presenter swaps.

FIFA 23 is the same. It’s going to keep you occupied until next year and even if EA’s series is going through a transitional period, you’re going to buy it again and again. A name change won’t stop that and if this is the iteration we have for the next 12 months, we have a great deal to celebrate, especially in front of the away end.

FIFA 23 is out now, and is available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, PC and Nintendo Switch. This review was played on PS5.

The Verdict
A few gripes aside, FIFA has rarely felt better. Thanks to the best Ultimate Team yet and immersive current-gen haptics that make you feel like youre on the pitch, FIFA 23 is a stylish, expansive final bow for EA’s FIFA series as we know it.

ProsUltimate Team’s chemistry overhaul allows for a real fantasy teamPower shots and haptic energy bring back the funCareer mode is a sprawling beast waiting to be conqueredConsHypermotion2 is more bark than bite at timesSet pieces now require a physics degree and we still have no idea why our striker passed there’FIFA 23′ servers go down during early access launch cheap FUT 23 coins.