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One of the other new changes, the all-new chemistry system, has caused some noise online. I really hope the devs stick with this one – it could be even bigger when the FIFA World Cup swings around. It’s definitely more satisfying than sinking 12 minutes into one Squad Battles round. Even if you’re not convinced, it’s worth spending an hour blasting through for some early game rewards, swapping stars for packs. FIFA 23 launches with the Rise of Mbappé and Klopp’s Journey career storylines, with each challenge repeatable as many times as required to earn stars.

There’s a huge range of stars to be earned in the base challenges, along with weekly tasks to complete and seasonal chapters that recreate historic soccer moments. Please.įUT Moments are fun little morsels, which are spot on for single-player aficionados, casuals still learning the FUT ropes, and for those 15 minutes where you want to pick up some quick and easy rewards offline. Come on EA, we don’t need pack animations for Tifos. The second you can start checking off objectives, milestones, and foundation rewards, expect to spend more time in the menu than in the game. Setting up to play that first game takes me a good 30 minutes, and that’s with the introductory work out of the way via the FUT Web App. However, while the gameplay is solid, starting out in FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) feels like a full-time job, and I continue to beg EA Sports for a ‘CLAIM ALL REWARDS’ option when the introductory cosmetics and packs ping after every game or minor action completes. While they’re alien at the moment, it makes for a nice change, and I’m hoping creators and pro players don’t beg for the old FIFA back, undoing all the hard work to combat monotonous metaplay in the process. You can’t seem to pick the spot in the box where the corner will go, which is weird. Where I feel more Sunday league than Champions League is the new set piece mechanics, which will definitely require more practice to nail down. It made me feel like a soccer player, being hunted down on the pitch and dancing past defenders like they weren’t there. FIFA ’s golden child is the only player I’ve managed to actually beam the new power shot (L1+R1+O or LB+RB+B) into the top corner with. Running around with cover superstar Kylian Mbappé is joyous, as the best player in the game should feel. While clunky, lower-rated players can’t set the world on fire, they feel more useful than the SBC fodder they were once relegated to. There’s less of a focus on pure pace merchants, with the addition of defensive archetypes allowing you to catch up with attackers more often than in FIFA 22. This signals that in fact, things have changed. Like Bambi on ice, I was staggering and spluttering my way through the first few games, relying on old muscle memory which doesn’t match with the new installment. When you load in, try and play the same way you played FIFA 22.