PlayStation 4 Critic Reviews

FIFA 15 takes the series into a whole other level with gameplay that betters the surmounting hype that threatened to engulf it.

Without a doubt, FIFA 15 is the most realistic, authentic and atmospheric footie I've ever played. The most fun? Well, the ball is in PES 2015's court.

EA has evolved its engine rather than revolutionised it, and it's worked a treat. [Dec 2014, p.68]

In a series that is synonymous with incremental improvements, FIFA 15 manages to feel like more of an evolutionary leap.

Improvements largely concern presentation over play, but they're crucial in making you feel closer to the game than ever.

Whether you want to manage a club to a Champions League Title, or have a 10 year career with a custom player, FIFA’s got it. FIFA 15 sets a high bar for sports games, and FIFA 16 will need to work twice as hard to clear it next year.

More realistic. More emotional. Less predictable. Sounds great, doesn't it? It is.

FIFA 15 is the best football simulation to date. But it's not the revolution we've been waiting for, the one which will make us enter a new era. This new entry pushes the realism a little further but the gap with the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions is far too tiny to talk about a renewal. The FIFA series is moving forward, but it's going slowly. Slower and slower. We hope for something big soon, but isn't it a little bit utopian?

FIFA 15's improvements don't jump out right away, but they rapidly manifest themselves in smarter teammates, livelier stadiums, and more tactical gameplay.

This Next-Gen version of EA's soccer simulator doesn't change its pace, displeasing the old time detractors. Still, FIFA 15 is a great improvement from last year edition, technically speaking and from a gameplay standpoint.