FIFA 22 offers a variety of game modes to cater to different preferences and playstyles. Whether you’re into building your ultimate dream team or taking control of a single player’s career, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a breakdown of the key modes:

Ultimate Team (UT)

UT remains the go-to mode for many FIFA players, boasting the largest player base and generating significant revenue through microtransactions. However, you don’t have to spend money to build a formidable team. Check out our Ultimate Team Tips and Tricks for some strategies to enhance your squad without breaking the bank. The big change this year is the revamped online rewards and divisions system in Division Rivals, resembling a battle pass setup. Rewards might seem slightly underwhelming, but it still offers a competitive experience.

Career Mode

Career Mode sees one major addition this year: the ability to create your own club from scratch. This feature is a huge win for fans, allowing them to lead their custom-built club to glory, including clinching the coveted Champions League trophy. With full control over every aspect of your club, from kits to objectives, it’s a comprehensive experience that caters to fans’ desires for customization and immersion.

Player Career

In Player Career mode, you can sculpt your own soccer superstar from the ground up. FIFA 22 streamlines the progression process by awarding experience points for various in-game activities, simplifying the journey to the top. As you level up, you unlock new skills and perks from your player’s skill tree, adding depth and customization to your gameplay experience.

Pro Clubs

Pro Clubs allows you to team up with friends or other players for 11v11 online matches. While having your own Club is ideal for success, Drop-In matches provide a casual option without affecting your Club’s record. Your player in Pro Clubs can access most of the perks available in Player Career mode, with customization options for your Club’s kit, crest, and stadium enhancing the experience.