The latest entry in the long-running FC 24 Coins series has recently hit stores, and, as is often the case with EA Sports' flagship title, the reception has been mixed. The Xbox Series X iteration of the game has a decent Metascore of 78. though the User Score is currently at a brutal 2.4. which is quite impressive considering a couple of points lower would presumably be just a disc snapped in half.
Although the general perception of FIFA is very low at the moment, there's a reason as to why it's so popular, and there have been a handful of universally agreed positives about the latest title.
Every time a new FIFA game is announced, there are many fans who eagerly await news about improvements to the single-player modes, with a particular interest in a revamped Career Mode. Unfortunately, FC 24 follows the long trend of releases that treat Career Mode like an afterthought.
EA have implemented a few changes to Career Mode, including a new option for players to create their own team, though by and large, the mode remains very similar to previous releases. This is a great shame, as many people don't like the online or pay-to-win elements of the ever-expanding Ultimate Team mode, which continues to be pushed as the series' main feature.
Unsurprisingly, FC 24 continues its trend of offering spectacular visuals to compliment the gameplay. The wide shots of stadiums look particularly nice and are now at the point where it can be hard to differentiate it from real life.
Along with the stadium shots, the players continue to look fantastic, and the officially licensed kits look as brilliant as ever. Sure, a game's visuals will always be secondary to the EA FC 24 Coins for sale gameplay, though it's hard not to be encapsulated when the match day cutscenes start rolling.