FIFA 23 Visual Match Experience Features Revealed

Setting the stage for the final entry into EA and FIFA’s 30-year partnership, the “Official Match Experience Deep Dive” trailer was released on Friday, giving players an in-depth look at the all-new features of EA. FIFA 23 match experience.

Here’s a breakdown of FIFA 23’s visual match experience features, from AR broadcast replays to hyper-realistic pitch surfaces and more.

The FIFA 23 Matchday Experience Deep Dive trailer is exactly seven minutes long and covers three areas of improvement: on the pitch, around the stadium, and scoring goals.

in the field

First, there were the changes to the pitch, which FIFA presentation producer Fab Muoio noted as the biggest visual improvement this time around.

“We really looked to harness the power of the new material to make it as realistic as possible,” Muoio said in the video. Said. “We went in and adjusted the length, the color of the grass. We even showed some of the dirt on the turf when it broke with a kick or knee strike. So we really try. . Bring this space to life.

A special circumstance that Muoio shares while playing this game is that if a player slips to score a goal, players will continue to see the mark they left on the field for the rest of the game.

“You can beat him from start to finish,” Muoio said. “It just makes the space feel like a living environment.

Another visual area for improvement is in-game shadows, specifically the ball, players, and pitch.

around the stadium

Walking around the stadium, FIFA 23 pre-match rallies would contain “fast, fast” cinematic language and elements to recreate the excitement of a real sports broadcast.

The clips feature everything from fans arriving at the stadium to aerial footage, moments on the pitch and interactions with managers, and are complemented by new commentary and music.

FIFA 23 is said to have improved the visual quality of female officials and added the ability to assign them to men’s competitions, Ultimate Team, Pro Clubs, as part of efforts to bring even more diversity to the game this year. and more for the first time.

For new players coming to FIFA 23, the game will feature an all-new trainer with his own vehicles and updated “modern” visuals.

It is said that some important steps have been taken to improve their appearance by adding more heads, body types and outfits to make people feel more natural and different in FIFA 23.

FIFA 23’s cameras have also been updated and updated with new cinematic lenses (e.g. shallow depth of field) and moment-based angles inspired by real-life sports broadcasts from the past few years.

targets

As shown in previous trailers, FIFA 23 will feature new camera angles that reward players for scoring goals, and new iterations for hard shots using HyperMotion 2 AR stats (e.g. max ball speed, distance to target).

The FIFA 23 grid has been reworked into true 3D geometry that reacts to light and makes it look more realistic.

For modes such as FUT, Pro Clubs and Create a Squad, players can customize and select the stadium sound effects played after a goal is scored (e.g. “Sea Alert”, “Horse”).

Finally, as in previous years, the all-new FIFA 23 features Roberto Firmino’s signature ‘Low Five and Flex’, Sam Carey’s ‘Flip’ and Christian Pulisic’s ‘Eye of the Tiger’. There will be a series of goal celebrations.

FIFA 23 will be released worldwide on September 30, 2022 on PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC and Stadia. EA Play (Early Access Trial) and EA Play Pro subscribers, as well as those who pre-order the Ultimate Edition, will have early access to the game starting September 27.