FIFA 22 Pro Clubs promises to be more customisable than ever before after EA's latest trailer showcased some all-new features within the game mode.
While large segments of the gaming community have their own preferred game mode within the hugely successful franchise such as Ultimate Team and Career Mode, Pro Clubs is right up there in terms of popularity among players.
EA have been slowly revealing their poker hand in terms of what players can expect from this game mode. Listed on their official website, they have included that the following options will be fully customisable:
- Kit & Crest
- Ball
- Home Stadium
- Club Nickname (Commentary Name)
- Tifo
- Stadium Theme (Banners)
- Stadium Colour
- Seat Colour
- Pitch Line Colour
- Pitch Wear
- Pitch Colour
- Pitch Pattern
- Net Pattern
- Net Shape
- Net Meshing
- Goal Song
- Crowd Chants
While this may seem like a mouth-watering prospect for some, they have gone into more detail on this basis and the concept of levelling your player up in Pro Clubs.
The developers stated that their main goal "is to make it easier to connect and play with your friends" by "refreshing Virtual Pro progression and providing new team customisation options."
FIFA 22 Pro Clubs
EA published their latest trailer on their official Twitter account with just weeks to go until FIFA 22 officially hits the shelves, highlighting four main categories in the process:
- Drop in with friends
- Club Customisation
- Player Growth System
- Perks and Archetypes
Players got a brief insight into the new Pro Clubs interface which shows that friends can, quite simply, be dropped into games with just a push of a button. Whether it is that effective when FIFA 22 is launched - remains to be seen.
We were also treated to the levels of customisations that players can go to in order to get the look on the pitch that they want. Also, licensed kit templates from Nike and Adidas can also be used as well as a variety of different colours and designs.
This goes further with stadium design where you can change the colour of the seats, grass pattern and even the colour of the goal nets.
Finally, the perks and archetypes system showcased how gamers can acquire XP based on their attacking and defensive performances - as well as their overall match rating. As well as this, development trees have been added, similar to what we've seen in F1 2021, where you can take full control of your player's progression from amateur to a world class footballer.
You can find the full trailer that EA released here.
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