Platforms
- PCSep 27, 20167.6playscore8.412 Critics6.0102 Players
- PlayStation 4Sep 27, 20168.5playscore8.534 Critics8.810.2K Players
- Xbox OneSep 27, 20168.4playscore8.627 Critics8.4878 Players
- PlayStation 3Sep 27, 20168.3playscore8.83 Critics8.81.18K Players
- Xbox 360Sep 27, 20168.2playscore8.74 Critics8.56.45K Players
59 critic reviews · 19 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- For FIFA 17, FUT has been tweaked with some new competitions and the inclusion of a mode where you can trade combinations of unwanted players for rewards. It’s still laborious to manage your team, despite some improvements to menu systems, and the churn of acquiring player contracts continues to feel uncomfortably reminiscent of the much-maligned freemium model.
Lee Hall · Oct 12, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - EA introduces FIFA's best new mode in years and delivers an excellent game on the pitch. The Journey may well bring back lapsed fans.
Tom Orry · Oct 05, 2016 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - Truthfully, FIFA 17, to me, is one of the stronger entries in the last few years from the EA Sports guys and it’s a pretty great game if you’re relatively new to proceedings. It’s just difficult for ragged veterans such as myself to wholeheartedly endorse a game which has been so formulaic for so many years.
Matthew Hung · Oct 05, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - There really isn't anything I outright dislike about the game, and I know it's going to keep me busy for 100+ hours over the next year. It's both bitesize fun and yet capable of consuming entire weekends. The length and breadth of the modes EA Sports has got in here is now staggering. There's always something to do or a different way to play a match, and it's all backed up by unpredictable moments that come tantalizingly close to nailing the feel of the real game.
Joffy S · Oct 04, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - FIFA 17 is easily the best in the series. It brings fantastic gameplay, a gripping story, but also has some minor issues that could be sorted out in the next entry in the series.
Cade Onder · Oct 04, 2016 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - The Journey is FIFA 17's headline act, and it's a surprising success. The story of Alex Hunter is this year's centrepiece, and adds yet more value to the already robust and rock solid footie offering that we've come to expect of the series. What's more, the jump to the Frostbite engine has worked wonders as far as presentation is concerned. As accessible as it is comprehensive, FIFA once again proves that it's still a top performer.
Robert Ramsey · Sep 30, 2016 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - FIFA 17, thanks mainly to The Journey, feels like a reintroduction to the things that have made this series EA Sports’ pride and joy for the past eight years. It may be a safe and well-trod story path, but it’s walked with characters I cared about. When I finished The Journey, I beelined for Be a Pro, something I have rarely touched, to create myself there and carry on what I had learned with Alex Hunter.
Owen S. Good · Sep 28, 2016 Reviewed on PS4, XB1Read full review - From the MLB to the NFL, it wouldn’t be too surprising for these franchise to just rest on their laurels and watch the money pile in. This is what makes FIFA 17 so special; instead of churning out the same old rehash of last year’s game, EA Canada has chosen to add a whole new element to their soccer sim. From the fast fluid gameplay, to Alex Hunter’s story, FIFA 17 puts together everything into what has to be the most complete package of football that we’ve seen to date.
Charles Blades · Sep 28, 2016 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - As a package, FIFA 17 is comprehensive and fun to play. It’s got some great new additions and makes it an essential purchase for any football fan. It looks the business, plays well and has a glut of content to keep you occupied until the inevitable follow up.
Andy Brice · Sep 28, 2016 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - When all is said and done, EA Sports has provided another rock solid title that caps off another impressive year for the gaming giant. Yes, the title still contains all the favorites fans love from the franchise. However, this year is all about so much more - Alex Hunter and his promising career. EA could have stripped the title dry and only provided The Journey and I’d still give it a positive score. The game mode is simply that good. Throw in a few gameplay improvements and you have yourself one heck of a new installment in the FIFA family
Patrick Tretina · Sep 27, 2016 Reviewed onRead full review
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About the game
Trailers & Screenshots:
Powered by Frostbite, FIFA 17 transforms the way you play, compete, and emotionally connect with the game. FIFA 17 immerses you in authentic football experiences by leveraging the sophistication of a new game engine, while introducing you to football players full of depth and emotion, and taking you to brand new worlds accessible only in the game. Complete innovation in the way players think and move, physically interact with opponents, and execute in attack lets you own every moment on the pitch.
Developer: EA Vancouver