The new NFL season got underway overnight with the Detroit Lions narrowly edging out perennial favourites the Kansas City Chiefs, but if you have no interest in an American football simulator like Madden NFL 24, you may want to sit tight for Wild Card Football, which is due out on PS5 and PS4 in October.
As the video, narrated by ESPN’s Chris Berman, illustrates, this game is all about chaotic arcade rules – or no-rules, if we’re being specific. A card system will allow you to impede your opponent or buff your own performance, forcing your rivals to rush on an important fourth and long – or even earn extra points for a field goal.
In addition to all this, game-changing Wild Cards will completely turn the tide of games, allowing your running back to grow to the size of a giant and bust through stubborn defences – or even enabling you to pound the ground. This is definitely a different type of NFL game to what we’ve had on PlayStation in quite some time, and if we’re honest, we’re looking forward to the throwback sports action.
[source youtube.com]
Comments 8
Yup this is my kinda sports game 👍
It's not NFL Blitz but I'll take it!
Would be cool to add a normal mode to the menu without cards.
Of all the websites to spoil the result of the game… it ended up being the first paragraph of a videogame website. Recorded the game and was just about to watch it lol.
That said, the game look fun, just really needs NFL licensing and players. Miss these old-school style arcade sports games.
I'll never be ok with these weird big head small body facial models, but they look fine when the helmets are on. Looking forward to this game. Hopefully it will be close enough to Blitz the League. I miss that series so much...
This game is so no going to sell lol, most Madden players too busy thinking they are alpha and cartoonie stuff is beneath them.
But hey hopefully people who actually buy other games like Mutant Football League and 2d football games give this a shot, I know I will.
@NickGerr1986 Yeah I don't like to get caught up on politics but it's impossible to ignore the elephant in the room when it comes to that guy. The fact that he is on the cover is reason alone for me to completely ignore and dismiss this game, that's just how put-off I am by him. It's just a joke how the guy is some glorified sports celebrity when he was always a mediocre at best player who accomplished nothing besides his activism grift that got him sponsors and paychecks.
Removed - inappropriate
Show Comments
Leave A Comment
Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...