FIFA 14 by EA SPORTS

The Ultimate Team is the perfect way to experience free-to-play.

No matter how much FIFA you might have played on your mobile prior to this morning, we're confident you've never played a FIFA quite like this one.

Even though the 'freemium' model might not please everyone, it does work and let the player choose whether he wants some extra modes or not. When it comes to gameplay, it's as good as always, and guarantees many hours of fun.

FIFA 14 on iOS is a very fun game! Although it's free, you do need to dish out a one-off purchase to open the full game modes. However it's definitely worth the price, especially with over 600 licensed teams, 33 leagues and real players. If you don't believe me, download the game to check it out and I bet before long, you'll be making that one-off purchase!

For a free game, FIFA 14 is an amazing value and packs in all of the fun and deep content of a console sports game down into a mobile platform.

Interesting ideas and well balance between free and premium, made undoubtedly FIFA 14 Mobile one of the best exponents of the genre.

Fifa 14 offers a extremely generous freemium option, and this is still the best football game on App Store and Google Play. However, there are still many things that are keeping the game from being a true gem.

FIFA 14 is a really good game, despite the limitations of the control scheme. Free to play model is well implemented, and Ultimate Team mode offers a home console like experience that can not be avoided by all true soccer fans.

FIFA 14 feels more at home on iOS than any of its forebears, thanks to a deep-but-approachable Ultimate Team mode and a similarly layered gesture-driven control scheme, but its A.I. still needs work.

FIFA 14 is the best sports game on iOS, though that’s not saying much, which provides engaging soccer action throughout that anyone can enjoy.

FIFA 14 is as strong on mobile platforms as it is on consoles. It works well with the limitations of a touch screen and the concessions in gameplay are hardly reason for concern. Especially with the free Ultimate Team-mode Fifa 14 offers an adult soccer experience.

New controls don't improve the game but generous free modes make it worth a volley. [Christmas 2013, p.88]

EA shipped a fine soccer game with FIFA 14 on mobile platforms. It's not too complicated, so it's easy to get into and great for short games and Ultimate Team can keep you busy for dozens of hours next soccer season. Whoever wants depth in the actual soccer, like on consoles, should look to it's bigger brother though.

A typically polished footy game with a surprisingly generous freemium model. But EA needs to improve the way it plays touchscreen football if it's to keep the paying punters happy for FIFA 15.