EA Sports UFC 4
Rating Summary
Based on 49 critic reviews
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Top Critic
EA Sports UFC 4 is great, with an improved career mode and clinch system, though its ground game still needs work
Top Critic
A competent and crunching MMA sequel that brings key improvements to the Octagon but stumbles when the action moves to the ground.
Top Critic
With a retooled career mode, strong upgrades to gameplay, and the fun Blitz Battles online mode, UFC 4 delivers a complete package
Top Critic
UFC 4 is an evolution over UFC 3. A much better and more cohesive online, a better system for advancing your created fighters, a career mode that has a bit more depth, and gameplay that opens up the series to more people, makes UFC 4 the game that UFC 3 should have been.
Top Critic
UFC 4 is more accesible than previous entries in the franchise, yet its controls are still demanding. The game looks great and feels like watching an authentic match on TV.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Top Critic
There is no such thing as a perfect game, but there can be a perfect experience with a title because the slight issues you may experience don’t drastically hinder your enjoyment. The latest UFC game is very close to that rare benchmark.
Top Critic
The gameplay of UFC 4 is stellar and rewarding, but once the novelty begins to wear off, there’s not much more to keep players invested.
Top Critic
An excellent fighting game and a formidable exponent of the real sport, with a little innovation compared to the previous game.
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Top Critic
EA Sports UFC 4 comes with a good revamped Career Mode and some new gameplay futures, however, the game lacks any truly new innovation alongside disappointing graphics loaded with microtransactions. huge similarity with UFC 3 that alot of times you’d think it’s just a big update for $60.
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Top Critic
UFC 4 has a much better submission system, as well as more fluid clinch mechanics. The Career Mode has got some nice improvements, but it still feels like a similar experience to its predecessor.
