Today ?? there is a premiere UFC 4 ?? the newest sports game dedicated to MMA, which was created by EA Sports studio. Production is available on consoles PlayStation 4 i Xbox One for PLN 260.99 or PLN 299.90 (it is worth noting that EA Access subscribers pay a little less ?? details can be found on the linked game profiles).
Reviews of the discussed title suggest that we are dealing with a successful installment of the series which improved a few mechanics but did not make a revolution.
EA Sports UFC 4 it’s a largely imitative sequel that tweaks some limping things, makes some smart tweaks here and there, but doesn’t turn things upside down. And in that sense it is a success. The new surrender system is a big improvement over previous years, and there are some great changes to the career mode that make developing your own player to suit our playstyle much more fun. The new Grip Assist System is the perfect tool to ensure complete novices don’t feel lost when they get knocked down. As a whole, the combat system remains incredibly deep. Problems that have existed for a long time still remain, for example with regard to fighting on the ground floor or the outdated visual aspect. However, without any competition, EA Sports UFC 4 still remains the king of martial arts ?? Mitchell Saltzman, IGN.
Without a doubt, this is the best MMA video game ever made. EA Sports UFC 4 offers a range of new offline and online modes, plus a fresh and endlessly sophisticated combat system that anyone can enjoy. For MMA fans there is nothing better ?? John-Paul Jones, PlayStation Universe.
UFC 4 is a better game than UFC 3. While some systems may take a little getting used to, this is a more sophisticated experience. One that is slightly friendlier to many different types of players, which has been achieved without sacrificing the level of depth and combat system quality that fans have come to expect from this series ?? William Schwartz, Attack of the Fanboy.
In the service Metacritic The title in question currently has a review average of 79%. On the portal OpenCritic it looks a bit worse (77%).
