EA SPORTS™ College Football 27

Road to Glory high school experience is unplayable.

EA blows ass. They really thought they could force microtransactions down our throat even in a single player mode. but they only backed off cuz the internet bullied them into it. i was the most excited ive been in a while when i heard they were bringing CFB to PC and they immediately ruined it at release

Id rate it higher because the graphics look good, when the game works its fun, but the Passing is horrendous, its impossible to throw downfield. The WR will catch the ball, take the slightest hits, hits to the legs or a grazing hit, they will just drop the ball, its the most frustrating part of the game, meanwhile you go to run the ball and have a massive hole at the line, as soon as you get to LOS three defenders shred their blocks like nothing and its 2 yard gain. needs a desperate fix for the catching in traffic and defenders block shedding in order for a better review

i like rtg

the progression, bugs and over lack of of anything designed by a human with any sort of intellengence is all ass, complete waste of time and money, ifi could give stars .5/5,

Pretty cool to finally see CFB on PC. It looks better and runs great compared to console (assuming your PC isn't powered by hopes and dreams). That said, EA's obsession with shoving CUT in your face was incredibly annoying. Trying to squeeze microtransactions into Dynasty and RTG was peak corporate greed. Huge props to the community for giving them so much backlash that EA actually removed it and, for once, listened. The game is still pretty buggy at times, but overall it's a solid start for CFB on PC.

More fumbles than last year, ai feels scripted. injury timeouts will cost you games. just not a enjoyable football game so far.

game gets glitchy when it comes to RTG and you cant play some matches but its fun when you can but the one thing i am trying to do i cant do it

Can't play if the EA servers are down. Luckily that never happens! /s

my game has crashed twice in 3 hours of play