Sports (575 programs)
Pros: Great set designs and details. Retains Skate control system. Features more realistic game physics. Adds freerunning moves.
Cons: Steep learning curve. Potential for monotony. Realism may not appeal to all.
Pros: Real-world footage translated into in-game animations and movements.
Cons: Pay to win mechanics.
Pros: Innovative control system and realistic physics. Extensive customization options. Open-world exploration with diverse challenges. Multiplayer support.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: Large, flexible roster supporting varied match setups. Career mode integrates contracts, news, and decision-making. Fluid animation system creates unpredictable matches.
Cons: Emphasis on freedom over realism may not suit all players. Local multiplayer only, with no online support.
Pros: Realistic game environment. Highly-technical courses and tracks. Advanced game physics. Drive buggies and quads from iconic brands.
Cons: Difficult obstacles to surpass.
Pros: Teamvision feature develops AI.
Cons: Gameplay changes are subtle.
Pros: Highly detailed, very realistic. Nicely designed interface.
Cons: No tutorial to help newcomers. No background music.
Pros: Core gameplay identical to the paid version. The popular MyClub mode is included. Single-player and multi-player game modes. Impressive graphics and player likeness.
Cons: No Master League mode included. Cannot edit players or teams. Exhibition match options are restricted. Some players and teams are not licensed.
Pros: Fast-paced multiplayer fun. Supports up to eight players. 27 courses with varied hazards. Character customization. Voice chat for communication.
Cons: Not for players seeking a realistic golf simulator. Overwhelming for those preferring calm gameplay.
Pros: Easy to play. Fun graphics.
Cons: Repetitive gameplay and music.
Pros: High paced challenging gameplay. Fun graphics and sound.
Cons: Graphics could be better. Not enough boats to choose from.
Pros: Provides in-depth look in football management. More available tactics. Training is more in-depth. Can view matches in 2D or 3D.
Cons: Unattractive color scheme. Not beginner-friendly. Too much text on screen. Prone to lagging.
Pros: Authentic football rules for realistic matches. Multiple playable positions, including goalkeeper. Extensive character customization. Free-to-play.
Cons: Requires a stable internet connection.
Pros: Immersive career mode in realistic grand slam events. Wide selection of tennis legends and rising stars. Global online competitions with cross-play support. Detailed training and customization options.
Cons: No tutorial available for newbies. Intrusive microtransactions.
Pros: Impressive visuals. Various game modes and mini-games. Plenty to unlock. New character physics.
Cons: Fewer characters. Repetitive gameplay. Not suitable for younger players.
Pros: Improved graphics. Good control scheme options. Newbie friendly game.
Cons: Does not differ much from VT3. Gameplay needs an update.
Pros: More than 500,000 real players. New match engine. New Data Hub. New deadline day.
Cons: Players get injured easily. Scout information is harder to find. Glitches during player substitution.
Pros: Official license. Great sound effects. Fast gameplay. 127 teams.
Cons: Graphics could be better. Too easy. Very similar to previous releases.