Even after all these years, it still feels like EA is coasting on its exclusive rights to NFL simulation football. I can see hints of that true next-gen experience in Madden NFL 22, but the game feels like it’s being held back.Īll in all, Madden NFL 22 is ultimately disappointing. Create a truly next-generation Madden experience. Most of the problems with this game and the ones that came before it stem from the fact that Madden has been using the exact same framework and skeleton for years at this point. I really hope these features are elaborated upon in the years to come because atmosphere is a huge part of football. Crowds have new animations, sounds, and reactions under the banner of “Gameday Atmosphere.” Momentum and Home Field Advantage place an interesting twist on the established Madden formula, and the new crowds are a noticeable improvement. Home Field Advantage awards an additional perk to teams playing in their own stadium. The Momentum system places a tug-of-war style meter at the top of the screen, awarding a perk to the team that fills up their side. It is nice to see Franchise getting serious attention after being left on the back burner for so long, but these improvements still aren’t enough to make it feel fully fleshed out.ĭynamic Gameday, however, is very much a step in the right direction.
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A scouting update is coming soon after launch, but since it’s not in the game now, I can’t offer an opinion on it.
Franchise Mode now features skill trees for your coaching staff, and there are also a ton of new storyline scenarios that pop up during the season. There are other improvements across the board as well, but these are the big two selling points enticing players to upgrade.
Madden 22 primarily innovates on two fronts this year: Franchise Mode and Dynamic Gameday.
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