My Experience with EA Sports’ College Football 25: A Two-Hour Gameplay Review

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Hands-On Review: College Football 25 Gameplay Impressions and Details

After a long 11-year wait, college football video game fans can rejoice as College Football 25 is set to make its return this July. Last week, a group of reporters and YouTube creators were invited to EA Sports’ office in Orlando to get a sneak peek at the game and test it out.

The game developers emphasized that College Football 25 is for all FBS college football teams, and playing the game certainly made that clear. The in-game experience was described as incredibly smooth and realistic, with running the ball being particularly enjoyable due to well-done blocking AI and new physics-based tackling mechanics.

The passing game and kicking have been revamped, with new meters for accuracy and power making a difference in gameplay. The playbooks in the game differentiate college football from Madden, with 134 different playbooks and 10 offensive styles to choose from.

Pre-snap options have been expanded, allowing players to adjust pass protection, call hot routes, and make custom audibles. The game also features a two-minute warning, custom playbooks, and custom audibles, adding depth to the gameplay experience.

One of the standout features of College Football 25 is the attention to detail in visuals and sounds. The game boasts 150 different stadiums created from over 1,000 photos per school, with unique fan chants, stadium environments, and player equipment details. The sounds of college football, from iconic songs to crowd chants, add to the immersive experience of the game.

While some features like Mascot mode and X-Factors are not included in the game, EA Sports promises updates throughout the real season to reflect player performances. College Football 25 is a completely new game, built from scratch for the latest console generations, and sets the foundation for future releases.

Overall, the return of College Football 25 has been highly anticipated by fans who have been waiting for a new college football video game experience. The game promises to deliver an immersive and realistic gameplay experience that captures the essence of college football. Stay tuned for more updates as the release date approaches.

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