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EA Sports FC 27
Welcome to The World’s Game in EA Sports FC 27. Step into The Grounds to experience a football playground where the streets meet the stadium, and feel greater control in every mode as community-driven innovations deliver more true-to-football gameplay.
Details
- Released
- September 24, 2026
- Developer
- EA Vancouver
- Publisher
- EA Sports
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EA Sports FC 27 Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
FC 27 introduces a new multiplayer experience, The Grounds, but will it foster a thriving online community, or be a failed experiment?
This year’s edition of EA’s all-conquering football game franchise adds an appealing social hub and much-needed tweaks to fundamental gameplay.
EA Sports FC 27 is uneven with some of its bigger swings, but thanks to some much-needed improvements, it’s one of the series’ stronger entries in recent years nonetheless.
Although its biggest swing doesn’t quite hit the mark, EA FC 27 is the most complete in the franchise and the best football game of the post-FIFA era.
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EA SPORTS FC 27 is a solid entry, and one that is surprisingly bug-free. The gameplay changes are welcome, but it is ultimately a very iterative edition to Electronic Arts' long-running football series.
EA Sports FC 27 doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it does refine the football and expand the social side of the experience, while wanting to keep you engaged and spending, for as long as possible.
FC 27 does enough to justify its existence and offers several encouraging ideas for the series' future. It is enjoyable, polished, and capable of producing some excellent matches, especially once its more manual approach begins to click.
EA Sports stands on shaky ground with a new open-world hub, but the realistic, intuitive Tactics system shows promise.
FC 27 feels like a giant step forward and a frustrating step back all at once. Behind the headlines of Career Mode overhauls and new social spaces lies an experience bogged down by clunky design choices and repetitive bugs. It has the foundational ideas to be a turning point for the franchise, but until EA addresses the glaring lack of polish, fans are left waiting for the game to live up to its real potential.
We're not ready to put a score on our thoughts yet, but we've put 20 hours in EA Sports FC 27 to see what's new and improved this year.