Regardless of what you want out of a soccer game, FIFA continues to deliver an incredible, all-around experience.

FIFA 19 is yet another crisp, clean, and innovative offering from EA. I’d say that this game is a lot more like FIFA 17 than 18 when it comes to shaking things up, however, which is definitely a good thing.

More transformative features would've been nice, but this is still FIFA, and it's still superb. [Nov 2018, p.70]

FIFA 19 continues being brilliant off the pitch, but this iteration also contains some really interesting gameplay enhancements for the soccer itself. Not a revolutionary game, but a nice evolution for the series.

When it comes to modes and features, FIFA 19 merely tweaks the formula rather than going full on Tinkerman with it but if you want an almost perfect simulation of football, EA deliver once again.

One of the most important iterations to date.

With initial excitement having died down a few months after the game's release, FIFA 19 stands exposed for what it is: another recycled iteration of a franchise that sorely needs refreshing. Both off the pitch and on it, FIFA 19 is a hollow experience, yet another broken promise and a slap in the face of what we have come to expect from good game development. To truly compete in the gaming arena, FIFA must lace its boots and pull up its socks if it is to achieve what it too lazily sets out to each year.