Despite being called Madden 25, rest assured that you haven't suddenly been time warped into the future. With last year's iteration aptly being named Madden NFL 13, you would have thought that the sequel would be NFL 14.
Despite being called Madden 25, rest assured that you haven't suddenly been time warped into the future. With last year's iteration aptly being named Madden NFL 13, you would have thought that the sequel would be NFL 14.
' Since it isn't every day that a game franchise marks its silver anniversary, you expect something sublime from Madden NFL 25. This may be the most respected series in all of gaming, with a pedigree that goes back to before Ronald Reagan left the White House, so it isn't unreasonable to expect the...
Still a very comprehensive and full-featured treatment of NFL football; Undeniably exciting to play at times; especially on offense; New run free and heat-seeking tackling offer control scheme enhancements
Core gameplay barely changed from last year; Offense still overpowered and defense still not smart enough; Disappointing presentation; New Connected Franchise mode lacks depth
It takes a lot to make it in the NFL. You need speed, strength, dedication and most importantly, consistency. The later is the problem with Madden NFL 25 ; though the game features what could be the best on field product the franchise has seen in years, none of the new features are consistent enough...
Improving the offensive game, Madden 25 proves to be a spin juke in the right direction. Right from the first in-game kick you can see the difference the upgraded Infinity Engine makes in Madden NFL 25 . Simply put, Madden 25 looks great.
Running game has been improved; Better animations and player interactions; Franchise mode is back; Tons of customizability
Poor player Ratings; Lack of defense innovation; No polish to anything outside of the game; New controls could be overwhelming for new players; Lackluster commentary
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