FIFA 17 Mobile is coming to Android and iOS – we just don’t know when
Electronic Arts has confirmed that FIFA 17 is coming to Android and iOS devices in 2016 with a slew of unique features.
The publisher is yet to confirm a release window for the title, but we can probably expect an announcement in the near future.
FIFA 17 on mobile will feature over 30 leagues, 650 teams and more than 17,000 players. EA believes it to be the most fully-featured and authentic football experience ever for gamers on the move.
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In addition to an impressive number of teams and Leagues, FIFA 17 Mobile will include a couple of game modes exclusive to the platform.
Some of these include Attack Mode, online leagues, daily updates and innovative new squad-building mechanics.
Attack Mode will have you taking part in fast, turn-based matches where your attacking chances are restricted to one half of each game, meaning every second counts.
Real life matches, players and transfers will also be reflected in the mobile experience with continuous live updates taking information from different matches around the world.
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The release date for FIFA 17 is still unconfirmed, but you can pick the console version on September 29.
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