WTMG’s Leo Faria: “As far as free-to-play practices go, UFL never fully tried to convince me that it was necessary to spend additional money on it in order to fully enjoy it. In fact, I didnt expect to play it as much as I did; its grindy as hell, but skill-based matchmaking and the fact you need to actually learn how to play the damn game in order to succeed made it a very fair and engrossing football experience, even if its lacking in modes and a bit of polish. Theres a lot that needs to be improved, but as it stands, Im quite pleased with UFL. It might not be an EA Sports FC killer, but it adds some variety to a niche that was in dire need of new competitors.”
Review – UFL (PS5) | WayTooManyGames
