While some of the latest additions to the series are a welcome addition, others (such as Home Field Advantage), feel a bit dated, while others (such as additional Superstar-X-Factors) are based on what is already there. However, overall there's no discernible difference from last year's show.
The game was messy at the time of launch. It was plagued with bugs and it didn't pay attention to the smallest of details. One example of this was to show Miami Dolphins QB TuaTagovailoa throwing a football with his right hand - even though he's one of few left-handed QBs.
Overcoming all of these glitches, bugs and whatnot, the new features in Madden 22 are exciting but don't really add anything to the gameplay core of Madden. The feeling EA created with many of these Home Field Advantages are amazing, but small bugs like players in the crowd wearing different jerseys than the flags they're holding hinder the overall feeling of the football simulator.
The ability to drop back into the pocket with star QBs such as Mahomes and Rodgers remain as it is in other Madden game, and certain Superstar X-Factors which EA Sports has added this year can make the game more fluid. It's more lively than previous years, particularly on the defensive side as it focuses more on stick-based defense.
However the majority of models in Madden 22 suffer from the same issues as in previous and, in some cases even regressed.
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