MADDEN NFL 22 REVIEW UPDATE

The passion I had for upgrading my team just isn’t there like it used to be. Maybe I am just getting bored of the mode or maybe it just isn’t my thing anymore. Admittedly, it does feel really grindy this year. There remains plenty of opportunities to dump a boatload of cash into this mode or just grind away like I am sure most do. Madden’s money-making mode Madden Ultimate Team (MUT) returns and once again, it doesn’t look like a lot of changes were made. Bottom line, Franchise has improved, will continue improving post-launch and I am here for it. There is a revised franchise hub and a new Super Bowl celebration.

MADDEN NFL 22 REVIEW UPDATE

Scouting players is now much more meaningful and strategic with another big update incoming soon. They also have their own skill trees, so you can upgrade your staff. There is now a comprehensive staff management system where you can hire offensive and defensive coordinators. It is clear EA has listened to their fans as Madden NFL 22 features a Franchise mode that is jam-packed with a ton of depth and more is coming post-launch. Last year, Franchise mode was downright embarrassing and it took months to get a significant update. If there is one mode that received the most attention, it is the franchise mode. Franchise has seen a significant boost, play-calling has been improved, the ability to make halftime adjustments is fantastic, you get next-gen stats, home-field advantage is meaningful and the run game feels more balanced. Yet, almost every facet of this Madden package have been enhanced. On the surface, it looks nearly identical to Madden NFL 21.

Your favorite playbooks are back and so are X-Factors.

All of your favorite modes are back like Franchise, MUT, Online PvP, The Yard, etc. Overall, Running and passing largely feel the same.

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