How did EA College Football 25 do? A look at highly awaited game's success among fans

College Football 25 has drowned the CFB gamer community in nostalgia. When EA Sports announced the return of its iconic college football video game franchise, excitement skyrocketed.

Eleven years have passed since the last installment – NCAA 14, and fans were eager to relive their youthful gaming memories. And the wait was worth it.

EA meticulously crafted this game from the ground up, even delaying its release to ensure perfection. And the fans? They couldn't be happier. After a week of gameplay, positive reactions are pouring in. One enthusiastic player exclaimed,

"This College Football 25 game is fire af I just dripped my team out in Chrome Hearts on team builder 🔥"

One user declared, "College Football 25 is definitely worth waiting for. They cooked up a pretty damn good game! Absolutely loving it thus far!"

One ecstatic tweet said, "College Football 25 is GENERATIONAL 😭🙌🏽"

Another user marveled saying, “Teambuilder in College Football 25 is WILD”

One user tweeted, "College Football 25 rocks. EA Sports finally made a good game. America is back."

"8.5 - dynasty is good, RTB is fun besides off field stuff but miss S/DL and run game is amazing," one user rated the game.

The consensus is clear - With fantastic graphics and an incredibly realistic feel, EA Sports College Football 25 brings back the cherished vibes of the old days in a modern setting.

College Football 25 gameplay review

The gameplay is nothing short of a revolution! Fans are raving about how smooth and quick the game feels, an upgrade from the old NCAA Football games. Running the ball has never been this fun, offering a satisfying experience for all types of players.

Passing, however, requires some adjustment. The revamped passing game introduces a meter over a pass catcher’s head, impacting throw accuracy. But fear not! You can switch to classic passing mode or try "placement" and "placement & accuracy" modes for a varied experience.

One of the game’s few drawbacks is the frequent receiver drops when he feels contact. It can be frustrating but adds a layer of realism. Kicking is another challenging aspect, with a two-part meter demanding precision for both accuracy and power. Holding the button too long can ruin even the easiest kick.

Defense is no cakewalk either. Tackling requires precision and technique, or you'll find the ball carrier slipping through your grasp. And then there are the playbooks—an absolute treasure trove! College Football 25 is a must-play for football fans!