Mohammed Alsubhi

When FC 26 was announced, players hoped for evolution—a real step forward in football gaming. What we got instead feels like a repackaged cash grab with a shiny new title. It’s not a leap forward; it’s the same old formula dressed up in slick marketing. Gameplay That Feels Stale Despite promises of “realism” and “innovation,” the gameplay in FC 26 is anything but fresh. Animations are recycled, the physics feel inconsistent, and bugs that have existed for years still plague the experience. Passing often feels scripted, player movement is clunky, and matches rarely feel like real football. For a series that should be improving year after year, this is simply unacceptable. The Ultimate Team Scam Let’s be honest—EA’s real focus is Ultimate Team. Instead of building a balanced football simulation, the company funnels resources into pushing players toward card packs and microtransactions. The game isn’t designed for fun anymore—it’s designed for monetization. Pack odds are deliberately stacked against players, creating a casino-like environment where people are pressured to spend more money chasing rare cards. Copy-Paste Culture The biggest insult? FC 26 barely feels different from its predecessor. Aside from minor menu changes and some updated kits, the game could easily be mistaken for FC 25. The so-called “new features” are little more than marketing gimmicks meant to disguise how little has actually changed. Players are essentially paying full price every year for what feels like a glorified roster update. A Company That Doesn’t Listen The community has been shouting about the same issues for years: servers that lag, unbalanced gameplay, pay-to-win mechanics, and a lack of real innovation. Yet EA ignores all of it. Why? Because as long as Ultimate Team keeps raking in billions, they have no incentive to improve. They’re not making a football game anymore—they’re running a digital slot machine with a football theme. Conclusion: A Game That Deserves Red Cards FC 26 isn’t just disappointing; it’s insulting. It proves that the company behind it cares more about squeezing money out of its loyal fanbase than delivering the football experience people deserve. Until players stop buying into the hype, EA will keep serving us the same recycled product wrapped in flashy trailers.

Waste of money !! They could do better than this 👎🏼