FIFA 20 Reviews
It has the one thing I've been waiting for years.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
FIFA 20 with all-new authentic street football is slightly different, still fun and enjoyable.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
FIFA 20 does enough to improve FIFA’s overall outlook and bring some players back who were driven away by boredom, but it would be unjustified to call it one of the series’ very best installments.
FIFA 20 has some refreshing new features. Unfortunately career mode and FUT didn't change that much. Volta Football is a fun new addition for you to play online or with friends though.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
This year's release is once again characterized as overflowing with a multitude of modes and even if you do not care about Ultimate Team, you will definitely find something different to occupy yourself with.
Review in Greek | Read full review
VOLTA Football breathes some fresh life into the FIFA franchise, and while we have our suspicions that EA Sports was considering making it a standalone game, the fact it’s included and at the forefront of the menu screen means they decided it was better to include it in the overall FIFA 20 package and this only means good things for soccer fans.
Fifa 20 has all the parts to make for a competent, impressive footballing title this year. I played Pro Evo last month and was pleasantly surprised by the fluidity and realistic football on display in that title and wondered whether Fifa could compete on the pitch. In a way it does, at least for a little while. Matches are genuinely balanced with a good use of physics and improved animations, but various glitches and bugs hold this game back from ascending to the level it should hit. The career mode is almost entirely unplayable if you want a realistic experience and unless you're prepared to put some serious time into Ultimate Team, Volta's short story mode may not be enough to keep you coming back for more.
It's not enough to make it a great FIFA but its just enough so that everyone has a reason to come back to it.
Review in Greek | Read full review
FIFA 20 is, once again, an enjoyable football simulation, rejuvenated by the Volta mode and the improved controls. However, none of the changes are major and the core of the game is exactly the same as last year, which doesn't cut it in face of the competition.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Overall, FIFA 20 is a complete paradox; It's the game it should be and we were expecting to be, a game that still needs work when it comes to its core gameplay elements but at the same time is fun and entertaining. Adding Volta (FIFA Street) to the game is the best new feature FIFA 20 has to offer, but still the game suffers from many issues that are irritating for the players.
Review in Persian | Read full review
FIFA 20 has not dynamically had a host of changes to the gameplay, it’s actually very similar to what we got in 19. The huge difference, however, is the subtle changes that have been addressed to some major extent in 20.
FIFA 20 is bringing nothing new except Volta mode, which is really fun to play. Also FUT is still a P2W mess.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
As with all FIFA titles, you can literally to continue to play FIFA 20 right up to the day “21” is released. With the addition of Volta is does give the game a fresh feel to the FIFA series. Is it enough to make you purchase this if you already are invested into the previous iteration…only time will tell. Overall its another solid football game and if you are a fan of the games, then no doubt this is already on your to-buy list. FIFA 20 receives the Thumb Culture Gold Award
FIFA 20 remains the top choice for quick, arcade fun, especially with Volta, but it fails in simulating a decent game of football on the pitch.
FIFA 20 seems to have gone to a full halt this season besides some small additions like volta or some new FUT features and also manages to add a lot of bugs and technical issues to the game despite missing changes in career mode and the other offline modes.
Review in German | Read full review
With unsurprisingly shady surprise mechanics and little to no significant movement on the pitch, FIFA 20 is a stopgap entry that only has Volta to boast about.
FIFA has never been better, at least on the pitch. Volta is fun in small doses, but those looking to play something other than Ultimate Team will be inevitably disappointed in the lack of variation in offline modes. Those who are in it for the thrill of opening a pack and getting a star player, or who simply love collecting cards and playing football matches with their new additions will find a lot to love, at least until next season when it all begins again.
FIFA 20 is the most stylish entry yet in this annual sports series, full of content and with a refreshing new campaign thanks to the return of the Street Soccer with VOLTA.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
FIFA 20 revives the old Street series with a new mode featuring futsal and outdoor soccer, but it's the core gameplay that shines brightest this year, bringing down the pace in a way that feels nuanced and enjoyable. With additional updates to Career Mode and FIFA Ultimate Team, this year's version is easy to recommend to lapsed fans and newcomers alike.