FIFA 20 Reviews
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 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 excellent Volta mode, engaging changes to Ultimate Team, and potentially cool features to Career Mode don't make up for subpar soccer gameplay.
FIFA 20's finer gameplay moments are overshadowed by the series' overall malaise
With VOLTA, FIFA 20 could have been the best game in the series - if it had not problems in Career Mode and FUT.
Review in German | Read full review
This year strategy for FIFA 20 defines what we can call a base game, unfortunately, everything else feels uninspired except for VOLTA. This mode that captures the street nature of the game, has been a pleasant surprise and tons of fun.F
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Volta brings new life into the series, but on the whole FIFA 20 is an adequate but underwhelming entry into the series.
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 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
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 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.
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 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
For all the scathing comments about FUT's predatory and disgusting practices, it cannot be denied that FIFA 20 is still a great game.
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
For fun and realistic gameplay, FIFA 20 can't be beat, though the specter of card packs looms large over the game's Ultimate Team mode.
Volta would have certainly kept the FIFA 20 team busy what with the new assets and all that, but since the game doesn't need the same thought and strategy like its big brother, it's in service of a product that's ultimately less than the sum of its parts.
The lack of changes to the gameplay are emblematic of the series as a whole. As PES continues to tweak its on-field game, FIFA tweaks the modes surrounding it. These tweaks are a success overall but the game finds itself lagging behind. Ultimately none of this matters. FIFA fans are going to continue to eat up the game and PES fans are going to continue to think of themselves as football purists. If you like FIFA, the new Volta mode is a ton of fun and the upgrades all around make it worthwhile. If you hate FIFA, this won't change your mind.