FIFA 18 vs PES 2018: What’s new?

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The early verdict of PES 2018 is in, and so far it plays a beautiful game of football, if it still suffers with problems off the pitch. Click the link to read our review-in-progress ahead of a final verdict when the multiplayer servers go live later this week.

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With FIFA 18 launching at the end of the month, expect reviews to come in very soon for us to have a complete versus breakdown right around the corner. For now, here’s the latest comparing the two behemoth footie sims.

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FIFA 18 vs PES 2018: What’s new?

EA Sports and Konami are delivering yet another entry in their respective football sims this year in the form of FIFA 18 and PES 2018. Both experiences are shaping up nicely, and we’ve compiled all the big differences to help you decide which game is right for you in 2017.

FIFA 18 vs PES 2018 – Graphics

FIFA 17 saw the switch to the Frostbite engine, and it took the game to the next level when it came to graphics. But FIFA 18 turns things up a notch, and a few tweaks have made all the difference. The crowd is no-longer a regimented heard, but a collection of people that all react differently and this really helps the atmosphere in the stadium.

There’s a new lighting system and improved shadows, both of which give more realism to the game, but some players do still feel a bit dead behind the eyes.

 

PES 2017 had excellent player faces and details, but lacked much stadium atmosphere and had a poor general UI. It’ll be interesting to see if it again focuses on a few key players, stadiums and teams rather than giving it a bigger overhaul.

FIFA 18 vs PES 2018 – Online

The only online mode that EA Sports has detailed so far is Ultimate Team, and even specifics are scarce on that at the minute. We do know that Ultimate Team is coming back and the previously Xbox exclusive player legends will now be available on PS4 and PC.

Related: Xbox One X vs PS4 Pro

FIFA 18 vs PES 2018 – Gameplay

Improved gameplay is a big focus in FIFA 18, and during our short time with the pre-release version of the game it was easy to notice the improvements.

A new animation and motion system makes skills and movements much smoother, while dribbling is more fun. Crossing is less floaty, and new ‘Wonder Goals’ add some extra glamour to those special finishes.

 

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Edited September 16, 2017 by LaaBiDi