EA Sports FC 27

FC 27 rectifies many mistakes of the previous entries to the series and listens to what the community has been asking for many years. With manual gameplay at heart, skill comes to the forefront. Backed by new game modes and better overall balance, this game will be delightful for beginners and veterans alike.

EA Sports FC27 builds upon the foundation laid by previous editions but refines the experience by tweaking the gameplay to break away from many of the formula's long-standing, predictable mechanics; the result is a title that better rewards player skill in both attack and defense. There are significant additions in terms of content, too: from the open-world "The Grounds" mode to the classic Career and FUT modes, EA Sports Vancouver’s soccer sim offers something for every fan of the "Beautiful Game." While it certainly doesn't reinvent the wheel—and won't win over its staunchest detractors—it remains a solid enough title to sustain another year of passion for the sport.

Ultimately, EA Sports FC 27 stands out for offering an experience that caters to a wide range of audiences. Highly competitive players will find depth in Clubs, Ultimate Team, and gameplay settings, while those who prefer a more relaxed experience can enjoy the social aspects of The Grounds, mini-games, and traditional modes without needing to engage in the competitive scene. This diversity of options is perhaps one of the title's greatest strengths. While FC 27 is not perfect—with room for improvement still existing, particularly regarding the future development of The Grounds—the combination of refined gameplay, the long-awaited return of Liga BBVA MX, and an unprecedented breadth of content makes this edition a highly recommended experience for both die-hard fans and those simply looking to have fun with the world's most popular sport.

As good as ever - packed with content and introducing The Grounds, housing a fun amount of match types and minigames for a varying number of players, though unfortunately not without pay-to-win mechanics.

EA Sports FC 27 offers considerable improvements on gameplay to its predecessor, while adding quite a few new things to the mix. The FUT Gallery is an absolute highlight that awakened our inner child collecting football stickers, while the new mode The Grounds offers potential, but doesn’t deliver on it. Hopefully EA Sports keeps the current experience intact and improves on it with time.

EA delivers another solid spectacle of the beautiful game, with gameplay that aims for and hits the top-corner.

Indeed, the era of great football games appears to be over...I hope EA Sports FC can redeem itself in the years to come, but for me, the way EA continues to eschew meaningful gameplay changes in favour of increasingly insatiable monetisation means I've all but lost hope that the FIFA I once knew will ever be coming back.

its a good game this time ea have made a big big good game really, i love the more cintrol they give US

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Não sou um grande fã da franquia até por que comecei a jogar a partir do FC 25 quando ele tava gratuito no EA play e depois paguei pelo FC 26. É o primeiro que eu compro no lançamento (Comprei na verdade a versão ultimate no acesso antecipado) Até o momento tô achando divertido demais, não tive nenhum bag e as mudanças que trouxeram( As Principais até o momento) deixaram o jogo muito mais divertido de jogar do que os dois anteriores, detalhe até hoje não joguei o ultimate team, talvez seja de onde vem avaliações tão negativas. Até o momento o melhor EA FC/FIFA que eu já joguei.

EA SPORTS FC 27 represents a frustrating low point for the franchise, feeling less like a new annual football game and more like a poorly optimized patch for previous editions. It has sluggish gameplay, aggressive micro transactions and it feels like the same assets

the game had the same designs of the last game didn't change even the career mode the only thing they changed was the 7 in the name