The in-depth experience post for 《FIFA Rivals》 is here!

This is a brand new mobile game officially licensed by FIFA.

Gameplay Experience: Easy, Smooth, Friendly

The biggest impression upon first playing is: Simple, Fun, Easy to Get Started

Unlike traditional football games that are complex and hardcore, 《FIFA Rivals》 focuses on a 'line-drawing' control style: draw a path with your finger, and the players will pass or shoot according to your planned route. It's very suitable for casual players and also for complete beginners!

The vertical screen design is another highlight. Unlike the wide-angle view of horizontal football games, it allows you to focus more on localized situations on the field, creating a sense of 'strategy card + real-time operation' fusion.

The animation style adapts excellently to mobile devices.

Don't expect it to have the realistic modeling like 《FIFA Mobile》, but you can feel the designers' ultimate pursuit of 'smooth experience' in its lightweight animation style.

Compared to those games that require high mobile performance, 《FIFA Rivals》 is clearly more 'user-friendly' and runs more smoothly on mainstream devices.

Card + Collection System, Create Your Dream Team

Although I'm not a football fan, the card collection gameplay has brought back the joy I had playing trading card games in the past. You can freely combine players and optimize your lineup. In the future, with the integration of NFTs and on-chain assets, there may even be a true 'Web3 Ownership' mechanism.

Not just a game, but also a signal of the fusion between Web3 and traditional brands.

The launch of 《FIFA Rivals》 signifies that top IPs like FIFA are beginning to enter the on-chain gaming space in a 'tangible form'.

Mythical has also chosen to build the game's digital economy on the Polkadot rollup, reflecting that Web3 infrastructure is gradually entering mainstream narratives.

Although the current version has not fully opened on-chain features, its launch is a signal: chain games are not just tools for making money, but are gradually becoming the next generation of platform-based content in mainstream entertainment.