FIFA 20

Break new ground with a deeper level of football realism

EA have been careful to provide football fans the most realistic experience possible with this year’s FIFA release, completely rethinking the positioning and tackling system to offer more true-to-life spacing between AI defending and user-controlled players. This combines with the overhauled ball physics, which introduced more authentic ball spins and bounces, to successfully replicate the accurate play styles of your favourite football teams.

Dominate the street in FIFA 20’s Volta mode

Volta is a brand-new game mode making its debut in FIFA 20, aiming to take the great game back to basics and on the streets for a football experience that is more small-sided. The word roughly translates to ‘return’ in Portuguese, signifying the mode’s likeness to the much-beloved FIFA Street sub-series of games. Build your player, pick your gear and travel the world while expressing your own personal playstyle.

Seasonal objects to keep you hooked

The entire objectives system has been completely redefined for FIFA 20. Players still get to personalise their own club and compete in online matches to prove their team the best, only now they will do so while earning XP through a range of time-limited tasks broken out into a weekly, monthly and even season-long timescale. Move through the levels every in-game Season and unlock better rewards as you level up, completing milestone objectives to unlock prized FUT rewards.

Create your dream squad of past and present players

Part of the fun of Ultimate Team is getting to included not only modern-day football superstars, but some of the best ones from the past, too. All these you’ll find in the 20 FUT icons you’ll likely unlock as you play, which for this year includes the likes of Zinedine Zidane, Pep Guardiola and Ronald Koeman. The FUT Icon class of 20 is nothing to be sniffed at, strengthening your squad with their own coveted player stats and abilities.