Improvement over 2016, not sure it's better than 2015 though.

FIFA 17 has received a boost since the last instalment in the series with lots of changes, improvements and alterations. Besides the odd change in controls (penalties and corners) the game runs smoothly and is exactly what you want from the latest game in the FIFA franchise.

FIFA 17 is a good game but if you're looking for the beautiful game then you'll find it with PES.

masterpiece??? haha seriously?? another failure by Ea Sports, I was once a die hard FIFA fan but not anymore, he journey mode is a bit of a gimmick really

My son loves this game improvement is much better and he got his early after being released will buy again from zavi .

EA Vancouver introduces some pretty significant new features in their flagship sports sim. Are they successful? Disclosure: FIFA 17 was partly reviewed at a one-day event in EA Vancouver, with the rest being played at home. Airfare and hotel was covered by Electronic Arts.

Following in the footsteps of EA's very own Fight Night Champion from 2011, FIFA 17 introduces a story mode to the series for the very first time. The Journey, as it's called, is easily the headline feature of this year's game, and it's a mode that has obviously had a lot of effort put into it.

"FIFA 17 feels like an evolution, rather than a marginal update."

FIFA 17 doesn't need much of an introduction as everybody knows all about the FIFA franchise. It is a game endorsed by one of the biggest organisations in the world, after all.

There's a lot to be said for the popularity of the FIFA franchise over the past 10 years. Its rise has been pretty similar to that of the real game, to the EPL especially and to the ever growing marketing trend that aligns with the sport.

The Journey is great l Lots of Content l Ultimate Teams with new challenges l Production Value

Annoying commentary l Same AI issues remain l A bit too much emphasis on pace