FIFA 14 Reviews

FIFA 14 is ranked in the 96th percentile of games scored on OpenCritic.
Oct 1, 2013

Picking up FIFA 14 now won't leave gamers dissatisfied, but it might be worth waiting to see what the next-gen has to offer.

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8 / 10
Nov 24, 2013

If you can look past that and get over the through-balls, though, FIFA 14 on next-gen is the best version of the game. Modes like Career, Ultimate Team and Seasons are well thought out and will happily consume many hours of your time as you tinker and experiment, and while matches often follow a familiar pattern, it helps that that pattern is fast, exciting and frequently spectacular. It would be nice to see changes that allow for greater variation in build-up play next year, but in the meantime FIFA 14 with better dribbling and nerfed headers will do nicely.

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Daniel Krupa
Top Critic
9.1 / 10.0
Dec 2, 2013

FIFA 14 on next-gen is a more refined, polished, and pleasing version of a brilliant sports game. Ready for extra time?

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8.8 / 10.0
Nov 19, 2013

The PS4 version is better than the current-gen ones. However, hopefully the next iteration will hopefully represent a bigger step forward

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8 / 10
Nov 19, 2013

Improved player movement and fantastic stadium atmosphere ensure the quintessential FIFA 14 experience.

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9 / 10.0
Dec 3, 2013

It's a shame that some modes haven't made the cut for the next-gen version, but you'll only miss them if you played them a lot. Career Mode and FUT still offer incredibly high value for money, and this is probably the best version of FIFA to date. There's room for improvement, though, especially with defensive AI, but for now, FIFA is still the best football game out there.

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9 / 10
Nov 25, 2013

Better than the 360/PS3 instalments in more than just looks, this is the best version of FIFA 14 you can buy.

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8 / 10
Nov 27, 2013

Some useful improvements to the already solid current gen versions, although the loss of some game modes means it's not the ultimate edition it could've been.

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9 / 10.0
Nov 18, 2013

Another change I found in this version of FIFA was the amount of shoulder to shoulder combat happening all over the pitch. Lose your step for a second and you have someone bearing down on you and shouldering you off the wall. The soccer ball also sees a change, as in years' past it felt attached to a players' foot. In this version however, the ball rolls off your foot a lot easier and bounces around between players with greater frequency. This causes a lot less static play, with a greater sense of battle and strategy to be found at a quicker pace.

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9 / 10
Dec 2, 2013

Several small gameplay niggles and the unexpected absence of a couple of modes prevent FIFA 14 from attaining the perfection of Barcelona's passing statistic – but that doesn't stop the series' PS4 debut from sitting at the top of the league in terms of atmosphere, immersion, polish, and attention to detail. This is not only the most well-realised soccer simulation on the market, it's also one of the best launch titles available for Sony's next generation system.

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9 / 10.0
Nov 18, 2013

With FIFA 14, EA Sports has the reigns of the soccer industry firmly within its grasp, delivering a prominent title that will appease the large majority of fans of The Beautiful Game.

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Nov 25, 2013

FIFA 14's next-gen tweaks and improvements are largely aesthetic, but then this is a title that, barring some balancing issues, was always as close to the beautiful game as virtually possible.

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90 / 100
Dec 11, 2013

FIFA 14 for the Xbox One is quite simply an impressive launch game.  The enhanced visuals make for a game that comes alive and for the first time in recent memory I truly felt like I was "in the game".  There is some room for growth but there is no question this FIFA game is about the best we could have hoped for with an EA Sports launch title.

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8 / 10.0
Mar 17, 2014

Updated graphics and player visuals are what make FIFA 14 worth picking up. The stadiums and fields look spectacular, though some minor issues with gameplay elements can bring the game back down a notch. For a title that may not have been rushed, but definitely hurried for launch, EA Sports did a good job in getting soccer fans their fix.

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8.5 / 10.0
Oct 7, 2013

With its extensive licenses, bold and complex yet accessible gameplay, unparalleled online offerings, excellent tutorials, and clean presentation, FIFA 14 may only be a small step up from last year's game, but it remains a fantastic offering overall.

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8.5 / 10.0
Sep 9, 2014

We've already reviewed the main game and as such the game gets the same score. FIFA 14 on the Xbox One is great but there is absolutely no reason to buy it so close to the FIFA 15 release. Doesn't make it a bad game though.

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4 / 5.0
Nov 26, 2013

 Its few flaws aside, FIFA 14 is a great game and an even better soccer simulator. The improved EA Sports Ignite physics engine makes a world of difference, and allows for a very realistic and enjoyable experience that all types of gamers can find some enjoyment in.

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7 / 10
Oct 11, 2013

FIFA 14 is the reassuring central-defensive midfielder of the series. Dependable, rather than revelatory. Physical, tenacious and tight on space. It does the job without fuss, but also lacks flair.

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8.8 / 10.0
Nov 27, 2013

FIFA's first outing on next-gen is a solid effort that isn't likely to disappoint the casual or hardcore FIFA fan. Between the two, the Xbox One version includes voice command support via Kinect and legendary players in Ultimate Team, so I give it a slight edge as otherwise the gameplay is identical.

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8.5 / 10.0
Nov 27, 2013

If you find yourself grabbing a new console and don't own the game on current-gen, check out FIFA 14 on next-gen.

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