Electronic Arts is giving up on FUT mode. In EA Sports FC, his next football simulation after FIFA, he will be replaced.
EA Sports FC begins to reveal itself more and more in depth. With its new football game, Electronic Arts wants to continue to reign supreme in the football simulation market. After years of exploiting the FIFA license, its partnership with football’s most powerful body has come to an end. FIFA to partner with new studio for upcoming games as Electronic Arts bets on EA Sports FC. But a question torments the minds of fans of FIFA : what will become of the FUT mode (for FIFA Ultimate Team)? Well it will disappear… or almost.
EA Sports FC’s FUT mode changes name
Yes because more popular game modes will be present in EA Sports FC. The publisher is clearly not going to let go of his goose that lays the golden egg. But under another name. According to the media Footy Headlines, Electronic Arts, which is forced to rename the FUT mode, would have opted for one of the following two options: Ultimate Team FC or Football Ultimate Team. FUT Points will be referred to as FC Points. EA Sports FC intends to deliver more in July. We will definitely have more on the game mode at that time. While some fans are certainly hoping to recapture the identity and structure of the FUT mode they’ve enjoyed for so many years, other players are far more icy about microtransactions. We will see what EA has in store for us, friends what is certain is that even if it changes its name, the game mode will be back.
Created for fans by fans, EA SPORTS FC is a new football club for the future of football that we want to build together. Our new visual identity is inspired by the triangles that have existed for 30 years now in EA SPORTS football, the isometric polygons that make up our game, the existing Chemistry triangles in Ultimate Team and the player indicator above every star on the pitch during matches.
Info, but still no gameplay
EA Sports FC intends to bet as much on men’s football as on women’s football. It would even be possible to mix players on the same team for rather fanciful encounters. In order to attract as many fans as possible, the game relies on official licenses such as the Premier League, the Champions League, LaLiga Santander, the Bundesliga, Ligue 1 or even Serie A. For the moment, Electronic Arts has not nothing shown of its upcoming football sim. Hopefully the first gameplay videos will be unveiled next July. FIFA does not intend to let EA lead the dance. FIFA 25 would be particularly ambitious.
