EA SPORTS™ College Football 27

It's good. I came in after the microtransactions so no problem here.

Feels too much like madden. Not worth 70.00 maybe catch it on sale.

good

Ea is awful. Game is ok.

Hey so I bought this to simply play RTG and I bought this knowing the whole thing where ea tried making people pay to upgrade their player. I didn't play cfb 26 but i played and loved 25 and i would always put the xp sliders or whatever they're called to fast. But not being able to do that plus not being able to chose what practice drills you can do is horrendous and leaves me relying on my cpu team mates to make plays or step up so there is even a chance for me to make a play to try to get more point to upgrade my player. I'm not someone who hops on these games to get a complete real experience but i do not like having to feel like im stuck in a endless loop of suffering because ea decided to take away the ability to upgrade our player faster. this is the first time ive ever left a negative review for a game. this might be the first time ive ever even bothered to write one but i dont remember. im just so frustrated at the lack of love for a community that ea always seems to have. It upsets me so much because I genuinely love football it is my favorite sport and I'm not saying 2k or MLB the show are the greatest games ever but I feel as though ea fails to capture the euphoric sense ot catching a ball just out of your reach or tackling someone for a loss etc. Where I feel that 2k and the show at least capture a little bit of what that feels like I might be wrong but 2k and the show make me want to go out and play basketball and baseball and these games sometimes make me feel that way but I hate that the only video game format for me to play my favorite sport on is made by ea. I'm okay with not being able to pick the specific drill you do but I'm not okay with them taking that away along with taking away the ability to level up faster. It might be a skill issue and that's okay but it just upsets me that ea seems to just not care. I'm sorry if this review is all over the place but I just felt that I needed to get this out there. I hope you all have a wonderful day or night whenever you're ready this.

I played EA SPORTS College Football 27 through the 10-hour EA Play trial, and as I'm writing this I still have around 7 hours left. So these are my impressions after a few hours of gameplay rather than a full review. First off, I was genuinely excited to finally see College Football make its way to PC. The previous two modern releases skipped the platform, so as someone who spent a lot of time playing NCAA Football 14 Revamped through a PlayStation 3 emulator, this was something I'd been waiting for. Visually, the game looks fantastic. Stadiums, lighting, and player models all look great, and performance has been excellent on my PC. I haven't experienced any crashes, stuttering, major lag, or bizarre texture issues. It's been a very smooth experience overall. One thing that really stood out to me was the DualSense controller support. The haptic feedback adds a nice layer of immersion, especially during big hits. You can actually feel the snaps and tackles through the controller, which really adds to the overall vibe and atmosphere of the game. That said, I have run into a few minor glitches. I've seen the football get stuck to a player's hand after a play, and I've had players run into each other and then freeze for a moment. They're noticeable, but nothing that's taken away from my enjoyment or made me want to stop playing. I also spent some time in Road to Glory. Overall, I think it's a solid mode, but it can feel a bit tedious at times. Personally, I want to spend more time playing football than reading text conversations with teammates or completing off-field activities like homework. I understand those elements are meant to add immersion, but they aren't really what I'm looking for. That said, I'm currently QB3 at Alabama, so my chances of seeing significant playing time are pretty slim anyway. I imagine the mode will become more engaging once I eventually earn a starting role. My biggest disappointment is the lack of player freedom compared to the older NCAA games. Back then, you could create your own players and also choose to play as existing real players. Unless I'm missing something, that's not an option in College Football 27. I don't know if that feature was also absent in College Football 25 or 26, but it's definitely something I miss. One of my favorite things to do in NCAA Football 14 was create a 99 OVR player and just have fun dominating games. While I understand why EA has shifted toward a more progression-based approach, I still miss having that option for those who just want a more casual, over-the-top experience. I'm also still learning the recruiting system in Dynasty mode. There's a bit of a learning curve, but nothing overwhelming. Once I started figuring it out, I found it enjoyable, and Dynasty has been the mode I've spent the most time with so far. Overall, I'm having a good time with College Football 27. It's fun, looks great, and runs well on my system despite a few minor bugs. The biggest reason I'm leaving a cautious recommendation is the price. At $69.99, I personally can't recommend buying it at full price. In fact, I wouldn't recommend purchasing it unless you can find it for around $20 or less. That's the price point where I think it offers good value. I'll definitely be picking it up when it inevitably goes on sale, hopefully around Christmas or by the end of the college football season.