Abstract: There is something refreshing about a game that keeps things as simple as FaceBreaker. It's like a fighter who knows how to take a punch, knows how to hit hard, and cares about little else. EA Sports' latest offering FaceBreaker keeps it that simple. I...
Abstract: Although the digitised boxers are a smart idea (and there are plenty of celebs to download and beat to a pulp), FaceBreaker is ultimately very light on options, and boxing against the computer can be a painful slog. With a few drinks on a Saturday nig...
Abstract: All fighting games need a good control scheme. When playing you always hope a bout will be won because of your skill being superior to that of the opponent you face. Irrespective of this, in almost every fighting game there always seems to be one chara...
It’s so well-presented that you’ll want to like it, but there’s no disguising the fact that this is one of the most annoying games ever made. It’s impossible to find printable words to describe how much it upset us. 4.5/10Print thi...
Everything else is rubbish, No combo system, Combat system is bland and lifeless, Character creation tools are limited, No complexity in gameplay, Relies too much on counter system
Each match of FaceBreaker consists of three rounds, during which you have to either knock your opponent down thrice, or break their face. This means that some matches take 10-15 minutes to finish, while others end in just 10-15 seconds, provided you ga...
Great visuals and presentation, some fun in multiplayer
Repetitive, insane difficulty, too much button mashing
Facebreaker is EAs answer to casual gaming. With this game, they reinvented the Fight Night series to appeal to a more casual audience. My only issue with that is in doing so, this game neither qualifies as a casual game nor as a hardcore fighter. The...
