The last couple of weeks have seen an explosion of leaks, news, and images of EA Sports College Football 25. However, last Friday was the day fans have been waiting for: EA released the official trailer, key features, and modes of its upcoming football game.
While the trailer and the return of the game’s Team Builder mode garnered a positive reaction from football fans, the gameplay features many new additions for fans to be excited about.
EA Sports College 25 Gameplay Hitting New Heights
According to the press release from EA Sports, CampusIQ will be at the heart of CFB 25‘s gameplay. At first glance, “CampusIQ” sounds similar to Hypermotion or FieldSense, which are gameplay-changing features that affect the EAFC and Madden series.
However, CampusIQ won’t only affect gameplay but will also affect your player’s ratings, team tiers, and passing mechanics. This new technology will ensure that every game day in CFB 25 will have its own unique feel. You can check some of the key features coming to EA Sports College Football 25 gameplay below.
Gameplay Key Features
- Wear & Tear System: As the hits add up, players wear down with the Wear & Tear System. Manage your players’ health, limit fatigue, assess risk of injury, and avoid on-field mistakes by using strategic substitutions to ensure your players are at their best when it counts the most.
- Pre-Snap Recognition: Pre-Snap Recognition makes the decision behind every snap matter more. Do you trust in your high-skill seniors, or take a risk with your untested freshman? Read the game, then read your players to make the right decision when the game is on the line.
- Homefield Advantage: Game-altering homefield advantages rattle your rivals in college football’s toughest places to play. Test your squad’s road game composure and confidence levels as you play through distractions like screen shaking, missing pre-play icons, and moving play art.
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