FIFA 19 Reviews
At the end of the day, FIFA 19 is yet another crisp, clean, and innovative offering from EA.
'FIFA 19' is a well-designed if completely unsurprising soccer game.
EA still has some tricks up their sleeve on the gameplay front that can continue to make FIFA an enjoyable, albeit complex, sports sim.
FIFA 19 represents a turning point and a huge leap from last year's entry. There have been improvements on the gameplay, physics and the majority of the game modes, which proves that EA has been working to create a competitive game that manages to meet the expectations.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Even though we did not get any major improvements on Pro Clubs and Career Mode, but the great new animations that made the gameplay more realistic and natural, and the custom tactics the players can make so they don't need to pause the game added a lot the the fun Fifa has. Plus the detailed stats that the game recorded for you and your friends when you play locally makes it more intense when you play with your friends because you know everything is recorded.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
It's easy to overlook, but the most meaningful enhancement is the overhaul of Kick Off
FIFA 19 is more exciting on the pitch than off due to the small additions made to the former and the lack of progress for the latter.
FIFA 19 is the best FIFA in years. The game improved on and off the pitch. Now with more Champions League!
Review in Italian | Read full review
When it comes to virtual soccer, FIFA 19 is the clear leader of the pack, with what is arguably the best entry in years.
FIFA 19 has a lot of content and features to entertain players offline and online for hours. It still has authenticity with what is needed to let us feel we have conrol over a broadcasted football game. It is a better version than FIFA 18 but it is still too keen on delivering a too spectacular soccer experience at all cost.
Review in French | Read full review
FIFA 19 takes the throne this year with ease thanks to a bad performance from PES but still manages to tweak the gameplay and graphics of the game to just the right level. Also the new house rules, the journey champions and champions league are enough reasons to love the offline parts of this years FIFA.
Review in German | Read full review
FIFA 19 is the finest playing game in the series. The Journey may be after running its course, but the fluid representation of football, the added element of Dynamic Tactics, and the madness of the updated Kick Off mode are all wonderful.
EA has gone to great pains to incorporate their new license into the title and it shows from the game modes all the way up to the game's tagline. Champions Rise and so has this franchise to the occasion.
Without a doubt an improvement over FIFA 18 with new tricks and the Champions League license, FIFA 19 still needs to up its game to have complete mastery over its rival.
While Kick-Off's party games in particular are a highlight, FIFA 19 improves upon last year's outing in almost every department. One of the best football games around, FIFA 19 delivers the most fluid and fun entry yet, and is the kick up the backside the series needed. Back of the net.
In general FIFA 19 came to sweep in almost all fields in which it competes with PES 2019, without this meaning that it is better game. For the fans it will be a great experience and for those who have just arrived, they will find a very complete product that will give them hours of fun.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
While in the last few years, FIFA games have been focused on making flashy, headline improvements in terms of modes or presentation, FIFA 19 instead chooses to make those improvements on the pitch. Off the pitch, there's not quite as much to talk about (other than the excellent House Rules Kick-Off matches), which is obviously a little disappointing, but thanks to a consciously slowed down pace and much more involved and methodical on-pitch gameplay, FIFA 19 proves to be a solid upgrade, and an excellent simulation of the beautiful game.
With its new modes and preferences, it's really an awesome game.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
FIFA 19 has some new additions but it feels like this year was focused on honing in on a truly refined soccer experience.
FIFA 19 is one of the most satisfying games in the series yet. The addition of the UEFA Champions League adds some excitement to everything, even if it artificially bloats the overly long final chapter in The Journey. Subtle but meaningful tweaks to the gameplay make it both flashier and more physical than last year's edition while still retaining that good ol' fashioned FIFA feel, and the new modes and stat-tracking tools added to Kick Off are great, even if they're relegated to local play.