The menu is simple and simple to navigate and there's a small box in the lower right that occasionally appears with suggested matches which are based around teams you enjoy playing FC 24 Coins. It's a great feature. The 2022 FIFA World Cup will bring all 199 nations to the table. Like you'd expect, World Cup mode is the primary draw. It is possible to play the Finals as a player from any of teams or choose to play your team through the Qualifiers until the finals, an exciting game that can add hours of gaming.

Friendly matches are included and they're played in modestly small stadiums as when compared to the real-life arenas that are located within South Africa, which you'll be playing in during the final phases in the competition. One of the first things you'll notice during the game will be the atmosphere. The stadiums look amazing than they did in EA Sports FC 24 (looking back now I can say that they were once the flat surface of a rubber). The pitch actually has crowds instead of little robots that look like cardboard players clapping.

It's refreshing and adds to the overall feeling that the player gets EA Sports FIFA Coins. Its graphics are pushed to a higher level and it's apparent that the development team has spent an extensive amount of time making the faces of players perfectly and detailed (even for teams with smaller numbers). Of course, an attractive game doesn't necessarily mean that it's a great one - it's the game's gameplay to decide if the game has been a success or if it's from the intended goal.