Impact scheduled for August 19 for this update, which will be equipped on PS5 and Xbox Series X | S with redesigned gameplay to offer better control of actions, under the name FieldSENSE; there is even a small ™ to emphasize the so-called revolution. Basically, and finally like almost every season, the developers promise a revised and refined collision management for ever more credible player interactions on the field, more lively and better managed changes of direction to feint defenses (360 Cuts) and advanced controls to send the ball with force and precision (Skill Based Passing). In short, the carton warmed to marketing.
The idea obviously remains to get closer to an authentic feeling once on the pitch, which requires a better balance in all areas of play. The presentation around the pitch will also be improved, with more jigs for athletes, hundreds of new player- and coach-side modeled faces, and new player-centric 4K touchdown cameras reminiscent of the current NFL TV look.
On the pre-order side, all those who choose the All Madden Edition from July 22 will be entitled to an All Madden Elite Team player, 3 days of early access, 4,600 Madden Points, the Right to the new version, Access Challenges advance exclusives, the Choice of 2 Elite players (1 offensive and 1 defensive), All Madden gear, and other Strategic Elements. EA Play subscribers will still be entitled to 10 hours of early access and exclusive in-game benefits, while those who have subscribed to EA Play Pro will be able to enjoy it even further ahead of their comrades.
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