EA Sports FC 24 does work on the fundamentals of the game(0)

That being said, it seems EA Sports FC 24 does work on the fundamentals of the game, making small improvements which critics largely seem to be pretty happy with. As it stands, the game is currently sitting at a relatively mixed 73 on Metacritic, EA FC 24 Coins although the score is likely to fluctuate over the coming days. For comparison, last year's EA Sports FC 21 managed to bag a 79 overall, while EA Sports FC 19 score slightly higher with an 83.

It'll definitely be interesting to see how the game's next-generation ports stack up, with EA confirming that there would be versions of EA Sports FC 24 available for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Fans will have to wait to see whether the enhanced versions are more impressive, with EA stating they'll launch at an as of yet unspecified date later this year.

After a short delay, EA Sports FC 24 is finally upon us. As well as the usual tweaks and updates, many fans are excited to see the new ratings that have been dished out to their favorite teams and players. Although it's once again the usual suspects topping the pile, there are some pretty big surprises a little further down the pack.

It's always great to see some of the young up-and-coming players being given the recognition they deserve, and there's plenty of that to be found in EA Sports FC 24. It's been a pretty tough update, though, for some of the more established players, while others have been incredibly lucky. As with every year, a fair few of the ratings are likely to leave fans a little puzzled. Many players were overlooked despite having their best ever seasons, while others seem to have been graded more on their team's performance than their own individual input.

Thomas Muller hadn't been having the best of times when the 2022-2020 season kicked off. It had been two or three years since he'd been able to find his best form, and he was perhaps a little lucky to have held on to his 86 rating. Thankfully for Bayern, buy FIFA 24 Coins Muller would go on to have one of his best-ever seasons. The mercurial German managed four goals in his side's charge to Champions League glory, including a brace in the 8-2 mauling of Barcelona. As a key component of a treble-winning side, many felt that Muller deserved a rise to 87. EA clearly disagreed.