Following E3 this yr we’ve been given our first taste from the next instalment in the actual annual football franchise which is FIFA 17 coins. Boasting an overhauled engine running on Frostbite, EA introduced us to the next step towards engaging players who've been yearning for something more than just a football sim.

 

It’s been nearly several years since ‘Fifa 16 Coins’ had been introduced to FIFA lovers worldwide in 2007, bringing with it the ability to take control of any custom created player and take them out onto the field in a basic career mode. While it was the welcome and persistent addition on the franchise, it arguably fell short in having the ability to provide fans with a true career mode, failing to give powerful choices and an interesting story. It’s 2016 and right now fans are finally obtaining a mode that will reportedly do that, with the ability to search behind the scenes and feel the birth of an illustrious basketball career in FIFA 19 coins.

 

In FIFA 17 coins The Journey, players will fill the actual boots of 17-year-old Alex Hunter, a young London-born Academy prospect having a rich football background. Players shouldn’t expect to become taking their custom Benefits into this story, as EA are choosing to hold the experience focused by providing fans a fleshed-out character to manipulate rather than have players create their own.

 

The Journey also gives gamers with multiple dialogue trees inspired by Mass Effect to use in interviews and interactions. This will enable the ball player to feel like they’re in control of FIFA 17 Alex’s destiny and help define the character as their very own as they make independent decisions that may form the course of these career. We can expect that there’ll be multiple benefits such as this present in The Journey because team has worked using the whole of EA’s studios in a very collaborative effort to bring the top story they possibly could, using the Frostbite engine to provide an authentic feel having higher character detail in addition to production quality. While it is any shame we won’t see our personal faces go from grassroots sports to Champions League honor, we can assume this is just the first step in EA’s endeavour to create greater storytelling to FIFA.