2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil

Platforms

• PlayStation 3

  Apr 15, 2014

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  7.5

  playscore

  7.2

  18 Critics

  8.1

  1.26K Players
• Xbox 360

  Apr 15, 2014

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  7.3

  playscore

  7.2

  18 Critics

  7.5

  5.52K Players

30 critic reviews · 2 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews

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  COGconnected

  7.8

  I found myself enjoying it more as I went on. Although only available for Xbox 360 and PS3, it does more than an admirable job in faithfully recreating some footie action, and the low price point is also an added bonus. I came into this one thinking I would find a stale soccer game and came out quite surprised and with an “I can play this and have fun doing it” attitude.

  Reviewed on X360

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  Joystiq

  7.0

  2014 FIFA World Cup is a reliable on-field game, and its depiction of soccer is as superb as that of FIFA 14, but it's only valuable to the sport's biggest World Cup fans. It behaves more like a one-off version of the sport, one that's not particularly worthwhile with another main entry in the series just months away.

  Reviewed on PS3
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  Push Square

  7.0

  If you've spent a lengthy amount of time with FIFA 14 on the PS4, 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil's visual quality and gameplay fluidity can take some getting used to, but this is still an enjoyable package if you've caught World Cup fever. Played with friends, it complements the real event perfectly, but with a steep asking price and a limited online lifespan, you may be better off scoring a copy of the aforementioned annual release.

  Reviewed on PS3

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  GamesInAsia

  7.0

  And you really wouldn’t be wrong in doing so either, because if there’s one thing this game does really well, it’s capturing the raw emotions and vibes that you can really only experience during a Brazilian World Cup match.

  Reviewed on PS3, X360

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  IGN

  7.5

  2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil might feel like a step back to anyone coming from the next-gen versions of FIFA 14, but for those who haven’t yet upgraded, it represents an improvement on the annual release. Meanwhile, fans looking to cheer their team on this summer will get a kick out of the sizzling carnival atmosphere it generates.

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  Games Radar+

  5.0

  Essentially last-gen FIFA 14 with a World Cup mode and a bit of presentational spit and polish. Not worth the money.

  Reviewed on X360

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  Game Revolution

  8.0

  It’s up to players at home and online to bring about fairness in 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil between these two camps. If you and your little cousin or your dad hit the virtual pitch after your favorite team finish their group in Brazil, do each other a favor and meet on an even playing field. If you and your FIFA buddies already share a weekly competition that ends in red cards, settle it with expert controls in an online road to the cup.

  Reviewed on PS3

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  GameSpot

  8.0

  It's best to consider 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil as a less serious, more accessible accompaniment to the main FIFA series. Focused more on giving you a good time than on advancing the quest for realism in sports games, this is a football game that's perfect for fans who are looking for a way to pass the hours between World Cup matches this summer.

  Reviewed on PS3, X360

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  Video Gamer

  8.0

  In an attempt to balance lobbed through balls, EA has practically nerfed them entirely. Crossing has also been affected, with EA clearly studying at the school of Nani: many attempts fail to beat the first defender. Like heading in 14, hopefully a patch can address this.

  Reviewed on X360

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  Total Xbox

  7.0

  It's still a fantastic football game and will get you in the World Cup spirit but don't expect to be playing long after the real tournament ends.

  Reviewed on X360

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