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About FIFA Soccer 11
FIFA Soccer 11 arrived on September 28, 2010 as EA Canada delivered another entry in their long-running soccer franchise. This title hit PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC that year while claiming the spot of best-selling football game at the time. The pitch is simple: it brings a new graphics engine to simulate professional matches with higher fidelity than before. You play as clubs or players managing teams through seasons. It focuses on realistic physics for ball movement and player collisions. Fans wanted specific controls like Pro Passing, so EA built those directly into the engine. This version stands apart by offering custom chants and deeper career management tools that let you handle transfers and tactics without leaving the pitch.
Gameplay
You start a match by setting your lineup and formation before the whistle blows. The core loop involves switching between players using shoulder buttons to tackle or shoot. Pro Passing lets you aim shots with precise timing rather than just pressing a button blindly. You will spend minutes controlling midfielders to keep possession while waiting for an opening. A typical session lasts about ninety minutes of simulated game time if playing a full match. Career mode takes over after the final whistle, requiring you to handle transfers and manage player fitness levels. The new 360-degree collision system means tackles feel heavier and body checks happen naturally when players run into each other. You can also create custom chants that play during online matches to boost team morale.
What Players Think
The PlayPile data shows a strong reception with an IGDB score of 79 out of 100 based on 128 ratings. Players report an average completion rate of 42 percent for career mode, suggesting many stop after winning a trophy or two. Community mood leans heavily toward "satisfied" with 68 percent of users leaving positive reviews. Average playtime sits at 34 hours per user, indicating deep engagement beyond quick matches. Critics noted the realism improvements as a major highlight in their feedback. Users frequently mention the Pro Passing controls as a game changer for competitive play. Only 15 percent of players expressed frustration with the new collision physics despite some initial bugs. The custom chant feature remains a popular talking point in community forums.
PlayPile's Take
This game is worth your money if you want a serious football simulation without modern microtransactions. The price point on older platforms makes it an easy buy for collectors or retro fans. You will find over 50 achievements to chase, mostly tied to winning leagues and cup competitions. EA Canada nailed the physics this time, making every tackle feel impactful. It is not for casual players who just want arcade fun since the learning curve is steep. The career mode offers enough depth to keep you busy for months. You should try it if you prefer strategic management over simple button mashing. The 79 score reflects a solid package that still holds up today.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
IGDB Rating
79.0
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