MMOEXP: FC 25 could greatly benefit from more game modes
The in-depth character creation suite can greatly benefit FC 25 Ultimate Teamure FC 25 Coins titles, as fans will get the chance to not only create themselves, but also create legends of the game that may not be included in an official capacity. Furthermore, extending this creation suite into game modes like Create-A-Club would elevate stadium building and kit design, giving fans a more realistic experience. The creation suite could also be used to create custom celebrations, something that fans have been asking for, making the overall game feel more versatile.
FC 25 first introduced a story mode where fans would control Alex Hunter, a fictional player who aimed to become the next superstar in the sport. Unfortunately, this game mode was short-lived and was ultimately removed from the game, leaving fans hoping for a comeback. Using the NBA 2K22 formula in a FIFA title will give fans a tremendous amount of freedom, allowing them to live through the life of a soccer star and even explore a city where they can play some street soccer, blending in the VOLTA gameplay with the core FIFA experience. A better story mode would be a great addition to FIFA titles, and 2K Sports is more than capable of delivering such a game mode, not to mention improving it with each new iteration.
FIFA could greatly benefit from more game modes, especially if it is going to compete with EA Sports, as it will provide unique experiences in a soccer game and give fans a lot more to do. Something like WWE 2K22‘s Showcase mode would work great and could be geared toward certain competitions, like the cheap EA FC 25 Coins World Cup, letting fans play through some of the greatest matches throughout history. Simulation game modes could also add a new take to Manager Career Mode, forcing fans to get their tactics right and have faith in their team. While adding in more game modes may mean that some of them are not as good as others, at least it will give fans the opportunity to try something new and break away from the redundant formula that FIFA has fallen into.