FIFA 16 actually looks to have the potential to become the most faithful representation of modern European football we ever seen in a game. It is better balanced in all areas of the pitch, offering an extremely realistic football experience.

The most obvious improvement lies in the immediate perception that the game is more solid and refined. The demo itself didn't allow us to properly explore these and other elements, but we already have a good idea of вЂ‹вЂ‹what we can expect in the most important area. The demo itself allows you to create a team and participate in a match, and it seems like it could be a fun idea, although we will reserve judgement for the final version.Д®A is implementing many other changes outside of the gameplay experience, like the improved career mode, instructions during the game to educate newcomers about what to do in various situations, new Skill Games, and several other minor details. Then you will have to participate in several matches to earn rewards that can be used in the traditional Ultimate Team. This variant of Ultimate Team Mode allows players to create a team with randomly chosen options for each position on the field. If you have a decent internet connection then the demo also allows you to try out another of FIFA 16's novelties - the FUT Draft mode. In terms of actual gameplay, the flow seems a bit slower then the male counterpart, but it largely plays the same, albeit with different animations. EA Sports made a decent effort to represent this side of football, with individual modelling for the players and a mountain of specific new animations. Only twelve women's football national teams will be present in the final version, and they can only play each other, but the playable demo already includes two teams - Germany and USA - allowing us to get an idea of вЂ‹вЂ‹how it will be to play with female athletes. The big news regarding FIFA 16, at least in terms of marketing, is the introduction of the long demanded (especially in the USA) women's game. A few games were enough to realise that all gaming areas have evolved, and that the football experience it provides is much more solid and cohesive than last year - even if we're still not sure how this will feel after extended play. Early on EA Sports made it clear that this year's goal was to improve the game that they created last year, and the new playable demo has made that even clearer.

In fact, if EA wants to keep competing with the much improved PES 2016, it has no choice but to up its game. It was a game that quickly swung between being very good and then really bad, mostly due to a selection of bugs and some hastily implemented mechanics.ДЇIFA 16 promises to be better. EA Sports introduced many changes after FIFA 14, and the transition was harder than expected, hampering crucial gameplay elements, and ultimately forming an inconsistent football experience. Speaking bluntly, FIFA 15 was a disappointment, and in many respects.

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