The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil game brought exciting changes and improvements compared to its predecessor, FIFA 14. We had the opportunity to interview Mat Prior, one of the game’s producers, to learn more about what sets this game apart. In this article, we will explore the gameplay tweaks, the absence of Ultimate Team mode, player conversations and morale, match day form, and its impact on FIFA 15.
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Gameplay Tweaks
One of the key elements that sets the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil game apart is the gameplay. Based on valuable feedback from players of FIFA 14, the developers made significant improvements. The passing system, player acceleration, and dribbling control have all been enhanced. These changes were made to address concerns about the game feeling too loose, occasionally laggy, and having too many unforced errors. The result is a noticeably different and more enjoyable playing experience.
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Absence of Ultimate Team
Fans of the popular Ultimate Team mode may be disappointed to learn that it is not featured in this game. However, EA Sports has ensured that FIFA 14 players can still enjoy WC-focused content for Ultimate Team in their existing game.
Player Conversations and Morale
While player morale and form remain important factors in the game, the ability to have direct conversations with your players, as seen in the career mode of FIFA 14, is not available in the World Cup edition.
Match Day Form
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Thanks to the franchise’s Match Day form feature, players’ real-world form during the tournament can be imported into the game if you have an online connection. This adds an extra layer of realism and excitement to the gameplay.
Impact on FIFA 15
The changes made to the core gameplay of the 2014 World Cup edition, including the penalty kick system and corner tactics, will carry over to FIFA 15. This continuity ensures that players will not feel that these improvements are throwaway features but rather part of a consistent gaming experience.
Tactics and Headers
As a last-gen title, 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil does not include EA’s attempt to have multiple players contest for headers in the air. However, defenders will still demonstrate realistic gameplay by jumping over the backs of attackers to head the ball clear. The game also takes into account various tactical strategies, such as teams playing differently based on the desired result or the home/away status.
More on Training
Training plays an essential role in the game. Players will have the opportunity to train before and between games, improving their skills and performance. The drills included are a mix of those from FIFA 14 and some new ones. Additionally, players can choose to run up to four players at a time through these training drills, offering a more immersive experience compared to the skill games in FIFA 14.
Fixtures
Players have the option to play with the real-world qualifier fixtures or mix up the qualifying groups within a given confederation. Furthermore, it is also possible to swap countries out when reaching the World Cup, providing greater flexibility and customization.
Football Club
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Just like in FIFA 14, your Football Club level and XP will carry over to the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil edition. There will be new items available for purchase, and every World Cup ball is available within the Football Club.
Online Multiplayer
While the game offers different online modes, it differs from the Pro Clubs format seen in previous games. In this edition, players can only compete against a single opponent online.
Although the details provided are limited, you can watch the initial teaser trailer for the game below.
FAQs
Q: Is the Ultimate Team mode available in the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil edition?
A: No, the game does not feature the Ultimate Team mode. However, FIFA 14 players can still enjoy WC-focused content in their existing game.
Q: Can I have direct conversations with players in the career mode of the World Cup edition?
A: No, while player morale and form are part of the game, direct conversations with players, as seen in the career mode of FIFA 14, are not available.
Q: Will the changes made in the 2014 World Cup edition carry over to FIFA 15?
A: Yes, the core gameplay changes, including the penalty kick system and corner tactics, will carry over to FIFA 15, ensuring a consistent experience between the two games.
Conclusion
The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil game introduced significant improvements to gameplay based on player feedback. Although the Ultimate Team mode is not included, players can still enjoy WC-focused content in FIFA 14. The absence of player conversations is balanced by the inclusion of match day form and realistic tactical gameplay. Training drills offer a more immersive experience, and the option to customize fixtures adds to the game’s flexibility. With the integration of the Football Club and online multiplayer options, players can enjoy a comprehensive and engaging World Cup gaming experience.
So get ready to immerse yourself in the excitement of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil and experience the thrill of international football like never before!
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