World Cup game is obviously about to break through in the World. You can choose to start directly in the group stage or start your career two years before qualifying begins, and play all the friendlies as well. Friendlies are usually somewhat unnecessary herk, but the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, it actually serves a purpose beyond giving life to the game. The performances in the fighting which involves greater impact on skills than in the parent game. In addition, EA has added a nifty feature I hope to see in future FIFA games. Before every game, you can play a workout. You can select four players and run them through a session that increase skills such as speed, shooting, passing and so on. At the same time, players can lose skills if they are performing badly in a fight.

Training sessions are a selection of mini games to play in while a combat load. By running these workouts increases players' skills, and you can customize the player's style by making players faster, more secure ball head or good players. It is also important to make sure that players are in the best possible shape when the World Cup starts.

Particularly good work workouts in the game, "Be a Pro" mode, or "Captain Your Country" mode as stated here. In this mode, you start as a young newcomer to the national team. To begin with, one is number 46 on the list of the national team, and the goal is to fight for a place in the somewhat leaner squad that will go to Brazil, preferably with captain band around your arm. The only way to get there is to achieve in the fighting leading to the front playoffs. Regular cut list and one below the line where the scissors cut the adventure is over. This gives all the games a second opinion and incentive to play friendlies.

"Seasons" mode is also included for those who prefer to play against other players online. The difference is that the divisions here are disguised as the ten World Cup arnenaene. You play ten games in each stadium and must get enough points during these to get to the next venue, and perhaps until the Estádio do Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro.

There is also a mode where you play the World Cup finals against other players online. VM group is composed of layers opponents use as you play against them. In other words, you start in an empty group, which is filled with a layer for each match. After your three games are the other three teams two points each for their mutual away draw. Mode is a kind of hybrid between multiplayer and single player, but it is solved in a good way.

A lack of detail

In addition to knotete mechanics are the details, or rather the lack of them, which pulls the game down. If one coach in FIFA 14, you get access to put together teams from all players from the nation that is in the game. In the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil has only 46 players to pick and place per nation. Did EA just added into the same database as in FIFA 14 it had lifted the realism of being a virtual coach quite a few notches.

No cap is complete without national anthems before kick-off, but in the fighting before the World Cup finals played not so much a tone before the referee blows off the game. I have also seen examples of kits have not been accurately reproduced. This has not much to be said for the gaming experience as such, but it shows that EA does not exactly have prioritized large sums of money and their best people to this game project they want us to pay full price for.

When you get to the playoffs does indeed detail level up considerably. Then it is time for both countries' national anthems and mascots that keep the flags of the countries that play. The Norwegian supporters even get a viking helmet! The stadiums to be used during the championship are well rendered and before the game the camera flies over the stadium, providing great pans of the audience. These sequences had probably done much better on the new consoles, with their extra power and ability to show the public that more than just square porridge.