Platforms
- PCSep 29, 20176.7playscore8.414 Critics4.11.61K Players
- PlayStation 4Sep 29, 20178.3playscore8.340 Critics8.512.7K Players
- Xbox OneSep 29, 20177.1playscore8.225 Critics5.12.17K Players
- Nintendo SwitchSep 29, 20177.9playscore7.631 Critics8.5245 Players
- PlayStation 3Sep 29, 2017NAplayscoreNA2 Critics8.81.13K Players
- Xbox 360Sep 29, 2017NAplayscoreNA0 Critics8.2225 Players
73 critic reviews · 21 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- Even with some flaws FIFA 18 on the Switch is a fun experience.
James Higginbotham · Oct 19, 2017 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - The dream of having a proper version of FIFA that you can take outside with you is finally here, except it’s essentially a port of a three-year-old game… Does that really matter? Well, it depends on how desperate you are to play FIFA on a handheld. This is by far the best version of a handheld FIFA, so if that’s all you are after then you are sorted.
Christian Vaz · Oct 10, 2017 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - EA mixes design ideas well in Career mode with team building elements and contracts. It is almost like an MMO crafting system on how you can structure your teams and build your players. These make for a much deeper experience and the player is at the controls the whole time. Enhanced by fantastic cut scenes and cameos of top world class players, you really get into building up your squad.
Garrett Fuller · Oct 06, 2017 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - Somehow, EA has managed to refine and hone the modern FIFA formula to an even greater degree with FIFA 18. Last year we questioned what more the developer could possibly do to keep the series from stagnating, and it turns out that making a slew of welcome smaller adjustments across the board can really impact the big picture. Some will roll their eyes, but FIFA 18 is yet another fantastic footie sim -- one that takes the ball from the already great FIFA 17 and runs with it.
Robert Ramsey · Oct 06, 2017 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - An improvement in every area, including The Journey mode.
Tom Hatfield · Oct 06, 2017 Reviewed on PCRead full review - FIFA 18 on Switch does what it does very well, but it’s hard to ignore just how much is missing. This really is the best FIFA on a portable there has ever been, and the most full featured, but compared to other console versions, it is lacking. Hopefully EA will continue the series on Switch and add some of that content back in, but for now, whether this game is worthwhile will depend on how you like to play it.
J.P. Corbran · Oct 04, 2017 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - Reward EA for improving defending and the overall ‘feel’ of FIFA 18, or scold them for going extremely easy on any major innovation? Both, I think. It’s a pretty good release this year; just expect the odd resigned sigh at familiar woes.
PCINVASION STAFF · Oct 04, 2017 Reviewed on PCRead full review - All in all, though, FIFA 18 on the Nintendo Switch is a really good football game and probably the one we realistically hoped we’d get when it was first announced. Those coming from the other systems might be a little put off because all the bells and whistles aren’t there but most of the important things are, and that’s what matters most.
Jamie Ward · Oct 01, 2017 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - Where PES 2018 excels in regards to the fluid gameplay and marginally better visuals, FIFA 18 brings the licenses and a vast amount of content. EA really needs to fine-tune the controls and tweak the gameplay if they aim to contend with their direct competition, but that’s not to say that FIFA 18 doesn’t handle well at all. This game is a massive step up from every entry in the current gen, and the subtle yet noticeable improvements offer a solid gameplay experience in comparison to previous iterations. FIFA 18 is a gorgeously created representation of the much loved sport that houses a more authentic atmosphere than any other football game to date. It doesn’t matter what you’re coming into this game for, everything from the campaign to each of the well structured modes will easily keep you satisfied until this time next year, and then some.
Mark Sherwood · Oct 01, 2017 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - A number of changes big and small all make for a truly refined experience; The Journey portrays an interesting and well-written year in the life of Alex Hunter; Transfers in the career mode have received an incredible overhaul; Beautiful visuals and top-notch production values; Presentation is as stylish and authentic as ever; Matches are much more engaging and tactical than ever before.
Shubhankar Parijat · Sep 30, 2017 Reviewed on PS4, SwitchRead full review
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About the game
Trailers & Screenshots:
Powered by Frostbite, FIFA 18 blurs the line between the virtual and real worlds, bringing to life the players, teams and atmospheres of The World’s Game. Move with Real Player Motion Technology - an all-new animation system that creates a new level of responsiveness and player personality - to unlock dramatic moments in the world’s most immersive atmospheres. Then go on a global journey as Alex Hunter along with a star-studded cast of characters, including Cristiano Ronaldo and other European football stars.
Developer: EA Vancouver