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EA Sports FC 24
Released On: Sep 29, 2023
75
2.5
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 76 Critic Reviews
75
59% Positive
45 Reviews
45 Reviews
39% Mixed
30 Reviews
30 Reviews
1% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 76 Critic Reviews
75
59% Positive
45 Reviews
45 Reviews
39% Mixed
30 Reviews
30 Reviews
1% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
FC24 doesn’t miss the Fifa branding at all and there’s endless enjoyment to be had here, both solo or with pals either on the couch or online.
Slightly better than FIFA 23, micro-transactions remain prominent in EA FC 24, also questionable computer AI. It's a beautiful, solid but not spectacular sport title.
User Score
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 1,698 User Ratings
2.5
13% Positive
213 Ratings
213 Ratings
14% Mixed
231 Ratings
231 Ratings
74% Negative
1254 Ratings
1254 Ratings
User Score
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 1,698 User Ratings
2.5
13% Positive
213 Ratings
213 Ratings
14% Mixed
231 Ratings
231 Ratings
74% Negative
1254 Ratings
1254 Ratings
If you don't plan on spending additional money on DLC/ coins, do NOT buy this absolute GARBAGE. Been playing for nearly 150 hours and haven't unlocked a SINGLE ICON.
AI is dumb as rocks
Shooting is terrible
Rebounds to opponents icons is abysmal
Icons can NOT be tackled
Packs are a joke and filled with players you've never heard of
This game is a massive waste of time.
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PlayStation 5
Jogo perfeito com ótimo gráfico e bom eu amei tenho o jogo a menos que um mês e já joguei quase 40 h
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PlayStation 5
The name might be changed but the essence of the game remains the same. This means that EA Sports FC 24 is not an evolution of the -formerly known- FIFA series but mostly the expected annual update.
Even though the feeling on the pitch is only slight different, not all of the new gameplay additions hit the mark - but even so, there's something that makes EA Sports FC 24 feel like the freshest games in the series, and certainly a good way to leave FIFA behind.
We can change the name, but the "FIFA" heart is still there, and in full force. Ultimate team got most of the love (obviously), but although it doesn't feel like a new game, it is still the best football game you can buy right now.
The rating would be much higher if the game wasn't being held back by the prevailing bugs. The sky is the limit for FC once EA iron out the creases.
EA has seemingly spent more resources on marketing the new name than improving the formula, and it's therefore very hard to recommend EA Sports FC 24 to all but the most dedicated fans.
a mi amigo rama le gusta muchito, es un gran juego en especial porque sale Messi, el goat
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PlayStation 5
Have a love/hate relationship with FIFA for the last 25 years. Felt that 23 was a big change in core gameplay (more realism on ball physics). Not sure I was a fan of the higher realism but it was there. 24 doubles down on that and it feels a bit too realistic to me, but I'm sure some will love it.
Mostly play online seasons (which are the same as ever) and FUT. FUT remains a P2W lootbox fest, but I guess if you grind enough (like 100 hrs a month) you can get a good team for free or cheap
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PlayStation 5
I’ve been playing FIFA since 1998, and I loved it from the very first time I played. I was especially excited when online play was introduced. However, with Career Mode, it feels like you’re still lagging behind. You gave us hope with the introduction of Alex Hunter, which seemed like a step in the right direction, but after that, things seemed to go downhill. It would be great if you could take a page from the NBA or NFL games' Career Modes. Why do you think we enjoy career mode? Designing a player to resemble ourselves makes us feel like we're living a dream, becoming athletes and superstars, even if its for a moment. While I can overlook many things, I’m frustrated that you claim to mirror the real game—rules, skills, goals, and celebrations—but then don’t include basic features like showing opponents' formations. In real soccer, while you can’t always see the formation, you can usually deduce it. This feature was present in earlier FIFA games but was removed. Additionally, being able to view opponents' stats before a match was motivating; knowing you could turn an opponents from 100-0 record into 100-1 was a great feeling. Bringing back these features would enhance the game. It sometimes feels like the developers don't fully understand soccer. Also, if in the real game you can make 5 subs, then why can we only call timeout 3 times when playing online. SO DUMB.
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PlayStation 5
Baba çok bozuk bir oyun hertürlü anlamda faul corner özellikle şut konusunda geliştirilmeli
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PlayStation 5
One of the highlights of EA FC 24 is the series of updates made to Career Mode. The changes bring more depth and customization options, giving players a greater sense of control over their teams and individual player development. For example, new features like the Tactical Vision system allow for deeper tactical adjustments, while the expanded staff management lets you fine-tune your backroom team to influence different aspects of your squad.These changes make Career Mode feel more immersive and strategic, offering a fresh experience for players who prefer building and managing their clubs over time, rather than focusing on fast-paced online modes like Ultimate Team.Despite the improvements in Career Mode, one of the game's most frustrating elements is the new menu design. Compared to last year's FIFA 23, the menus in EA FC 24 feel cluttered, unintuitive, and unnecessarily complex. Navigating through the various options, from Career Mode to Ultimate Team, can be a headache, with too many submenus and poorly organized features.This makes even basic tasks, like changing settings or managing your squad, more time-consuming than they should be. The confusing layout detracts from the overall user experience and can make the game feel less accessible, especially for new players.When it comes to Ultimate Team, EA FC 24 doesn’t offer much in terms of innovation. The mode remains largely unchanged, with the same focus on collecting player cards and building teams to compete online. While the formula is still enjoyable for some, it’s beginning to feel stale, as there are no major new features or improvements that stand out from previous yearOne of the most common complaints about EA FC 24, particularly in Ultimate Team, is that it continues to be a pay-to-win experience. Players who invest real money to purchase FIFA Points and packs have a clear advantage, as they can quickly acquire high-rated cards and build stronger teams. This creates a significant gap between casual players and those willing to spend, making it difficult to compete without spending money.While it’s technically possible to grind and earn in-game currency to buy packs or players, the process is slow and often feels like an uphill battle against teams stacked with top-tier cards. This imbalance undermines the competitive integrity of the mode and frustrates players who prefer a more level playing field.Another recurring issue with EA FC 24 is the ongoing server problems. Just like in previous years, connection issues, lag, and server instability continue to plague the game, particularly in online modes like Ultimate Team. It’s frustrating to experience matches being interrupted or inputs feeling delayed, especially in a competitive setting.These server issues seem to be an annual problem for the series, and the lack of improvement in this area is disappointing. Despite the popularity and scale of the game, server reliability remains a weak point that detracts from the overall **** gameplay in EA FC 24 also suffers from inconsistency. With every patch or update, the mechanics of the game seem to shift, sometimes drastically. What feels balanced one week may feel broken the next, as tweaks to player movement, shooting, or defending can change the flow of matches.This constant state of flux makes it hard for players to adapt and master the game, as they must adjust their playstyle every time a new update is released. The lack of consistency in the gameplay leads to frustration, as it’s difficult to feel like you’re improving when the mechanics keep changing.
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PlayStation 5
Summary EA SPORTS FC™ 24 is a new era for The World’s Game: 19,000+ fully licensed players, 700+ teams, and 30+ leagues playing together in the most authentic football experience ever created. Feel closer to the game with three cutting-edge technologies powering unparalleled realism in every match: HyperMotionV**, PlayStyles optimised by Opta...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- PC
- Xbox Series X
- PlayStation 5
- Nintendo Switch
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
Initial Release Date: Sep 29, 2023
Developer:
- EA Canada
Publisher: Electronic Arts
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