What you're left with is an impressive package that represents both a marked improvement from its predecessor and a real treat for UFC fans - even if it may not capture everything that's great about the sport.

2017 may have been one of the best years gaming has ever seen, but it did have some dark undertones. The rise of loot boxes in the second half of the year threatened to overshadow everything, until the outcry over

The graphics are excellent, with a real sense of weight and power behind every move; When you're on your feet the action is realistic and exciting

The ground action is pretty awful and the game is terrible at explaining itself; Slow and unwieldly controls; Ultimate Team is disgustingly predatory

Just dont feel personally that UFC translates over to computer games very well, its just like a wretling game where things seem not smooth and clunky!

I pre ordered this game for release and am very glad I did, WE has really hit the nail on the head when it comes to this game, the striking and grappling are very very good.

UFC has ventured into the world of video games once more with UFC 3 on PS4 and Xbox One, and to start off with, the presentation in this game is utterly brilliant. When it comes to a realistic framing of the sport, EA Canada has done a wonderful job, and everything from the loading screens to the...

After managing a respectable-yet-flawed debut in 2014, EA has taken a second stab at crafting a licensed UFC game. The sophomore effort builds on the strengths of its predecessor to produce a much deeper and more satisfying experience.

The game is outstanding compared to the last 2 games, the movement etc on ufc 3 is on a different planet all together

It is the fourth round of a UFC featherweight championship fight. My fighter, a former UFC lightweight champion who worked his way to the top after winning The Ultimate Fighter in dominant fashion, is in big trouble.

Tight controls; Beautiful; realistic graphics; Interesting Ultimate Team Mode

Steep learning curve for new players; Event Mode needs more fine tuning

F ollowing the collapse of THQ, Electronic Arts secured the rights to make UFC games under the EA Sports label. Since 2014, EA Sports UFC has been the only game in town when it comes to Mixed Martial Arts. The UFC games from EA have had mixed receptions.

Lucky strike

Fighting is diverse and satisyfing; Looks stunning; Every fight feels authentic

Career mode suffers outside the Octagon; Submissions are frustrating