If you were looking for a managerial simulator that lets you play through the seasons rather than passively watching them, you may want to turn around and walk away. Yes, FIFA 15 is fun. In fact, it's really fun. So much so that it's almost an arcade game. The new player models feature very muscular proportions and are more reminiscent of NFL Blitz characters than footballers.

EA Sports have always strived for realism in their FIFA franchise. FIFA 15 upholds the series' lifelong tradition of making marked improvements upon the previous installments thus successfully taking steps toward capturing the true essence of the beautiful game with every sequel. This year, EA Sports do have a very refined product in their hands packed with new features and graphical improvements.

The game includes various play styles, team formations, player kits giving users enough room to customize the players and the team chemistry. The FIFA 15 Ultimate Team players have the option to choose from more than 10,000 in-game players, 583 licensed teams, 33 leagues, and 34 real stadiums to play.



FIFA 15 will keep you rooted in the world of soccer with the new Match Day Live feature. Essentially, the game will have a hub where you can keep up with the latest news about whatever you're interested in the world of soccer. This will serve as a great way to keep up with scores in games you aren't watching, as well as staying in-the-know with big developments in the sport.

This year's FIFA will have new ways to manage your team. This comes in the form of a few options, including Team Sheets that let you build a strategy to counter your opponent. These will include formations, roles, and a variety of tactics to employ in Career Mode and Online matches. In the case of tactics, you'll have over a dozen options for setting up exactly how you want your players to move about the field. Do you want them to prioritize passes and defensive pressure? Or do you want to play it safe? The choice is up to you.

FIFA 15 Ultimate Team is an EA Sports franchise of the most popular soccer simulator, available on the App Store. It’s in fact the top soccer video game worldwide, no matter on which platform it’s run or what controls are used for playing it. Players that are constantly jostled or pressed can reach a breaking point. Players' emotions and reactions will be mostly visible in the replays, though. Big misses will finish with a shot of a player patting the goalkeeper on the back, and cheap goals will often see a frustrated goalie lashing out, presumably at his defenders.