Through small tweaks and refinements, FIFA 21 plays as well as it has done in recent memory, but lacks the relatively big features that are usually used to justify a new version of an annually released game. Collisions seem to have been improved, with opposition AI being dragged up in tandem.
Players still clatter into each other and fuse into well-paid Cronenberg monsters, making the ball’s trajectory anyone’s guess, but it’s a rare occasion this time around. Midfielders will react naturally to the blowback from a strong pass, and wingers with high dribbling stats feel more flexible on the break. This may sound like brain-numbing marketing jargon, but it actually results in tangible improvements on the pitch.Ī forward’s legs will buckle from the momentum after they ping a shot in the top corner from outside of the box. Most of the improvements this year can be attributed to “HyperMotion,” a new motion-capture technology that EA is leveraging to make FIFA 22 feel more fluid on new-gen consoles by adding over 4,000 new animations harvested from real-life matches.
This is where FIFA 22 has made some meaningful progression. If you’re a perennial FIFA player, you’ll know that graphical bumps are nice-to-haves, but gameplay is king.
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