FIFA 19 Reviews
FIFA 19 comes with lots of progressive changes in gameplay but these are actually annoying for the fans and if this trend is going to continue in the upcoming installments, EA would be losing its ace of spades.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Even though we did not get any major improvements on Pro Clubs and Career Mode, but the great new animations that made the gameplay more realistic and natural, and the custom tactics the players can make so they don't need to pause the game added a lot the the fun Fifa has. Plus the detailed stats that the game recorded for you and your friends when you play locally makes it more intense when you play with your friends because you know everything is recorded.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Champions League makes a difference. This mode is a real "strawberry on the cake", which for a good start has been well used by the Electronics. And it will be better - EA is building the base for the new generation!
Review in Polish | Read full review
I'll no doubt be sinking many hours into FIFA 19 in the months to come, but I do wish the effort put into the game by EA Sports hadn't been spent on the modes I'm not really keen on.
FIFA 19 is the materialization of years of experience to provide a fun experience that responds to the needs of the simulation. Although some details of the physics engine will have yet to be refined, and the implementation of some game systems improved, this new installment of the series has surpassed the previous edition. With FIFA 19, the 2018-2019 season will be a great year for fans of football games and it cannot be denied that everything is going the right way.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
'FIFA 19' has pulled everything together to become the total package. It offers the expansive feature set and teriffic presesentation that the series has become known for, while also delivering on more dynamic and satisfying gameplay.
The biggest concern for those trying to decide whether to buy or not is how much the minor incremental increases of the FIFA 18 release really matter. I certainly enjoy this one more, and those jumping in from say, 16 or later will find lots here that feels new and fresh, but it may not be a must-buy for FIFA 18 owners, despite how good the game itself is. As such, your mileage my vary
All in all FIFA 19 is once again the most complete soccer game on the market today with tons of game modes and things to keep even the most hardcore soccer fanatics busy for hundreds of hours.
From the newly-added UEFA Champions League mode, to the updated online that now lets you play with friends, there's plenty to see and do. The top-tier gameplay feels fluid and crisp, the visual upgrades are noticeable, and having the Fifa experience portable is a great feeling. For those who want more than the standard Career modes or love diving into the Ultimate Team this version might not be for you, but if those aren't deal breakers, then Fifa 19 on the Switch is a fantastic way to get your soccer fix.
Career Mode hasn't changed at all and some new mechanics like Time Finishing don't feel great, but gameplay wise, FIFA 19 offers a deep and enjoyable experience. beside that, Ultimate Team is still very engaging and Champions League is definitely a welcome addition to the series.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Sometimes it feels fresh and quite different, but you'll realize it's the same old FIFA once you get used to it.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
FIFA 19 is one of the best soccer simulators. The acquisition of the UEFA Champions League was more than necessary and its usage in basically all game modes fits perfectly. The gameplay mechanics was improved, as well as the game presentation. FIFA 19 is a volley goal.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
FIFA 19 is a rather rudimentary refresh for the soccer sim series, one that offers slightly retooled gameplay and plenty to do in FUT, but doesn't feel all that exciting. For the first time this console generation, it's an annual entry that's probably safe to skip for casual fans.
If I were to name a single significant change, this would be the one. I don't know how users are going to react, but I'm willing to bet that in six months after everyone got accustomed to it, FIFA 19 is going to be named the best in the series by the people who are playing it.
FIFA 19 offers amusing story, better ball control and great presentation. But also schematic AI and some game modes need improvements.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
With initial excitement having died down a few months after the game's release, FIFA 19 stands exposed for what it is: another recycled iteration of a franchise that sorely needs refreshing. Both off the pitch and on it, FIFA 19 is a hollow experience, yet another broken promise and a slap in the face of what we have come to expect from good game development. To truly compete in the gaming arena, FIFA must lace its boots and pull up its socks if it is to achieve what it too lazily sets out to each year.
With its new modes and preferences, it's really an awesome game.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Taken as the sum of its parts, FIFA 19 is the most complete and beautiful soccer game around. Upon closer inspection, the latest entry doesn't shine as brightly. There are some admittedly great additions to this year's offering, but they don't add enough to the game to make it worthwhile for returning players who are invested in single-player content.
FIFA 19 has some welcome additions that bring it closer to the sport.
This is definitely a good soccer game. It's just not as good as it could be. It should be immediately apparent, due to a lack of modes, if this game isn't for you. For that reason, I might suggest renting the game before jumping in feet first.