SeekerFIFA 23
The game of football in FIFA 23 is great, but everything else misses the mark
-- As reviewed by TrustedReviews
Product details
- EA SPORTS FIFA 23 brings even more of the action and realism of football to the pitch in The World’s Game.
- Both the men’s and women’s FIFA World Cup tournaments are coming to FIFA 23 during the season.
- Enjoy a new way to play and build your dream squad in FIFA Ultimate Team with FUT Moments
- Live out your dreams in Career Mode as you define your personality as a player and manage as some of football’s most famous names.
PROS
+ Realistic action on the pitch
+ Stunning visuals (most of the time) on newer hardware
CONS
- Career mode is poor and lacks depth
- Goalkeepers prone to errors
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Expert reviews and ratings
By TrustedReviews on November 11, 2022
The game of football in FIFA 23 is great, but everything else misses the mark
70
By Tom's Guide on October 05, 2022
FIFA 23 brings some great gameplay changes, but the sins of its predecessors still drag the game down.
70
By IGN on September 30, 2022
FIFA 23 is a bombastic swan song for the series (under its current name, at least) with a welcome focus on theatrical flair. FUT Moments, action replays and viral-friendly gameplay revisions like Power Shots make it a more considered, memorable game of simulated football with intentional defending and plenty of drama and goals. But EA's Spartan approach to the modes that don't make money ensures FIFA 23 is an all-too-familiar beast to previous years, and Ultimate Team’s offensive focus on microtransactions continues to take much of the fun out of it.
70
By TechRadar on October 04, 2022
FIFA 23 builds on the current-gen hardware foundations laid by its predecessor to rank as the most authentic and comprehensive soccer simulator ever made. It still can’t escape the gambling-adjacent frustrations that have tainted the FIFA experience for several years now, but the addition of HyperMotion 2 technology and refreshment of long-standing gameplay mechanics ensure FIFA 23 resembles something close to the swansong this decades-old franchise deserves.
80