You’ve never seen PC soccer like this! Fans of the Beautiful Game love the drama of it all: The displays of skill, the roars of the crowd, the raw emotions of the players on the pitch. For the first time in the series on PC, FIFA 15 is powered by the Ignite engine, bringing the highest level of realism ever seen in a game of soccer. The pitch is amazingly detailed.
When the action gets going, the gorgeous turf shows the effects: torn-up grass and mud splatters that reflect the back-and-forth of high-stakes play. The crowds are taken to a whole new level too, with cheers and jeers from the fans in the stands drawn directly from real life. And the icing on the cake: the color commentary will actually call out fan behavior in real time as it occurs.
It’s amazing how sound can put you right into the game, and that’s never been more evident than it is in FIFA 15 PC. FIFA 15 really shines in the actual hands-on play. Players feel absolutely alive as they attack and defend, and you’ll recognize the mannerisms and signature moves of star players like Lionel Messi.
One-on-one challenges will require all of your focus as the Ignite engine brings a new level of ball physics to the game. You want to shoulder barge your opponent? Watch for the shirt pull response as you fight to keep possession. All of the drama of the Beautiful Game is delivered like never before on the PC thanks to the Ignite engine.
See you on the pitch.
For one more year FIFA 15 manages to maintain its high standards with a further addition of new animations and even better visuals. However, the same thing cannot be said for the gameplay which remains virtually unchanged from its predecessor.
FIFA 15 is pretty much one of the best football games out there. The Ignite engine works flawlessly and delivers a new quality, and playing with the football became more demanding, fluent and much less predictable. I have played an early version of the game a while ago, and it didn't seem like FIFA 15 was going to be good. But it is. Very much so. "Just one more game" syndrome is present and everyone should fall under its charm.
Over the years, Fifa has increased and improved in becoming an almost perfectly realistic football simulation. The focus on tactical gameplay and duels make the game feel authentic and challenging throughout the different difficulty settings. Only small issues such as poor commentators (in the German version) take from the games quality.
Only in one aspect I would have expected more from Fifa 15, namely in the game modes.
If the team at EA Sports gets the balance right between attack and defence, this game would be near perfect. But as it stands, FIFA 15 feels like a slightly improved version of FIFA 14, a game that itself was near footballing perfection.
A finely tuned game that doesn't need to overhaul anything and offers a gameplay experience without any compromises. [Issue#246]
FIFA 15 still plays decent football, but with the same (increasingly inexcusable) bugs and instabilities of the past few seasons.
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