FIFA 06 (2005) PC

In the modern world, it is difficult to find people who consider themselves gamers, and whose phrases "football" and "computer simulator" would not cause associations with the FIFA lineup. FIFA 06 is the thirteenth game in the series, released in 2005.

Description

Electronic Arts Canada can be called the division responsible for the development of all well–known sports simulators produced under the Electronic Arts brand - that is, in other words, most of the famous games from this field in general. And at the same time, releasing a new part of the series, each time they manage to bring something new, innovative into it, change and refine various elements compared to previous projects. An example of this is FIFA 06, which has brought a lot of fresh ideas to this line of football simulators.

Features:

1. The variety of game modes provided to the player. There are both a single-player game and battles over the Internet or a local network. It is also worth paying attention to the function of customizable tournaments, which allows you to adjust all the parameters to the user's taste.
2. Career. Significantly modified compared to the previous part, it is unchanged in its essence: you have to start your journey in a small, unknown club, and try to achieve fame and fame that surpasses the already existing giant clubs. Particular attention should be paid to the financial system, which plays an extremely important role here. Without money, the user will not be able to hire new players or improve the skills of existing staff, and, consequently, his income will decrease.
3. Teamwork system. An absolute innovation that is responsible for how the players of your team will interact with each other.
4. Graphics. In this part, an extremely important thing has appeared – the animation of the players. Now they will behave like real people – that is, gesticulate, push each other away, close off the ball and much more.

Result

As expected from a representative of the FIFA series, the game came out excellent, fully justifying the title of