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FIFA 23 introduced a host of new features for career mode FUT 23 Coins 
, but FIFA 23 has primarily taken a backseat in this area. The year of transition is possibly to blame, putting the focus on Frostbite and The Journey, and forcing career code to make-do with a few minor enhancements such as new team objectives.

There are loads of things I’d like to see in career mode, such as an enhanced transfer system and online features. Above all though, career mode just needs a bit of freshening up. Its aging features do a solid job, but many have grown tiresome at this point after multiple years of stagnation.

Aside from the new Frostbite engine, FIFA 23‘s most notable addition is The Journey — a brand-new mode following youngster Alex Hunter and his goal to achieve English Premier League glory. It has been received to great acclaim, but despite all its qualities, it also showcases potential for improvement in many areas.

That’s not a bad thing. The Journey’s first outing has proved successful, but now needs the benefit of further development to become a major, year-long attraction. A create-a-player feature would help with this, and I’d also like to see efforts to reduce the story’s linearity. Honestly, the possibilities here are endless.

FIFA 23 is a much better-looking game than its predecessor. The Frostbite engine has done a great job at enhancing the series’ lighting, player models and stadium features, but there’s still work to be done. In particular, new manager models look downright creepy at their worst, while crowds appear blurry and sometimes get locked in simultaneous animations.

These small details can have a big effect on immersion. If EA can place more focus on FIFA 23 Coins for sale bringing them in-line with the rest of the series’ detailed visuals, FIFA 23 could be a contender for the best-looking sports title on the market. That said, it’ll have to work hard to compete with NBA 2K, FIFA and EA Sports’ other major properties for that honor.