“FIFA 17” is about to present fans of the franchise with a playable demo on September 13, and excitement is through the roof. Every time a new “FIFA” is being released, there is a lot of hype within the community, and it seems like people are even more eager to get their hands on this particular title.
We’ve been getting various details about the gameplay and other features of “FIFA 17”, and it sounds like EA have really pushed their developers hard this time, as the game is on a whole new level. It’s targeting all major platforms, including the PC and last-gen consoles, so players from all corners of the industry should have an opportunity to run around the digital field.
One of the major improvements coming to the game will also be available in the demo, and that’s the new campaign mode that players have been talking so much about. In “FIFA 17”, gamers will get a chance to actually steer the course of their campaign, making various critical decisions along the way.
This means that success in the leagues won’t be just about having the best team, but also about making the right decisions at those critical moments. It seems like EA are trying to integrate the gameplay of titles like “Football Manager” right into “FIFA” itself, and that’s definitely not a bad thing according to most players.
Gamers will also get a chance to try out various popular football teams in the demo, including Manchester United and Manchester City, as well as Bayern Münhen and Inter. It looks like the developers were trying to cover their bases with as many fans as possible, and they’ve done a great job.
The soundtrack of the game has been enjoying a lot of attention as well, and some critics even claim that the studio has outdone itself this time in terms of picking out fitting music. The full soundtrack list was already published on Spotify, so those who want to get warmed up for the game should head over there and check it out.
There are various titles, some well-known, others not so much, and the names of performers rank quite differently too. The genres are nicely picked as well, and considering that music has always been a major part of this franchise, we expect fans to be quite pleased with what they’re getting.
Last but not least, we’ve been seeing various tech previews for the game showcasing its new graphics, and the engine that powers its animations has obviously evolved quite a lot. Part of that is no doubt thanks to the “Battlefield” franchise, which shares some common technology with “FIFA”.
Player animations are now smoother than ever, with a lot more variety in their movement patterns and overall behavior. The crowds also look more lively and realistic, and there has been a noticeable improvement in the quality of lighting too.
It doesn’t actually take that much to keep a “FIFA” game looking good, but it’s still nice to see that EA are putting so much effort into the fine polishing of the title in this aspect.
Players have already been making various positive comments about the way the game looks, and it seems like EA have really struck a goldmine with their overall approach to the design of “FIFA 17”. Many aspects of the game seemingly just come together in a perfect mix.