FIFA 23
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About FIFA 23
FIFA 23 is a soccer simulation game developed by EA Vancouver and published by EA Sports. Released on September 30, 2022, it runs on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Google Stadia. The game emphasizes realistic gameplay via HyperMotion2 Technology, expanded World Cup modes for men’s and women’s teams, and cross-play support. It includes women’s club teams and seasonal content updates. A typical session mixes career management, online matches, and co-op play. The core appeal lies in its polished mechanics and recurring live events. It’s a direct evolution of the FIFA series, with minor tweaks to physics and AI.
Gameplay
FIFA 23 feels like a refined version of its predecessors. The HyperMotion2 system smooths animations and improves ball physics, making passes and tackles feel more responsive. You’ll spend hours in Career Mode, managing player stats, scouting, and negotiating transfers. Online matches are the highlight, with cross-play enabling seamless 4v4s across platforms. Co-op modes like Volta Football offer street soccer with customizable rules. The controls remain familiar: left stick for movement, right stick for shooting, and face buttons for passing. Set pieces and penalty kicks require precise timing. While the UI is cluttered, the game rewards patience in mastering positioning and defensive strategies.
What Players Think
FIFA 23 holds a 73.2/100 on IGDB (97 ratings). Community moods are mixed: 58% positive, 35% neutral, and 7% negative. Average playtime is 22 hours, with 18% of players completing 100+ challenges. Reviewers praise HyperMotion2’s impact on realism but criticize the lack of major innovation. One user noted, “The World Cup mode feels like a checkbox.” Another wrote, “Cross-play is a welcome fix for matchmaking.” The game’s completion rate is 61%, with most abandoning it after 10-20 hours. Pricey annual purchase and microtransactions remain divisive. Despite this, 44% of players say it’s worth the cost for dedicated soccer fans.
PlayPile's Take
FIFA 23 is a solid pick for soccer enthusiasts but not transformative. It’s priced at $60, which buys you 20-30 hours of play and a steady stream of free updates. The achievements focus on career milestones and match-specific feats. While the core loop is addictive, the lack of new mechanics or modes may disappoint. It’s best for those who prioritize multiplayer and live events over single-player depth. Casual players might find it repetitive, but die-hard fans will appreciate the polish. If you’ve played FIFA 22, this is a slight upgrade, nothing more, nothing less.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
IGDB Rating
73.2
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