EA looks as though they are continuing with support for Windows 10 Mobile given the arrival of FIFA 17 Mobile.
FIFA 17 Mobile seems to be a fairly feature-rich take on the popular Xbox football title. It's free to play, as you might expect, complete with time-gating and accelerator micro-transactions that speed up the acquisition of different football stars.
FIFA 17 Mobile leverage's EA's exclusive access to official football data, featuring 30 leagues, 650 real teams, and 17,000 real players. FIFA 17 Mobile allows you to manage and create your own Ultimate Team, complete with all-new touch controls and new ways to play.
Playing soccer has never been more exciting than in the new FIFA Mobile! Build and manage your team, go head to head, and keep coming back for daily content. Whether you're a savvy veteran or just starting out on the soccer pitch, FIFA Mobile is bigger and better than ever, completely redesigned and built exclusively for mobile – meaning you can get into the game while on the go.
As of writing, there are widespread reports of crashing from reviews on the game, but I haven't experienced any so far on my Lumia 950 XL. As a 3D title with surprisingly decent visuals, FIFA 17 Mobile is a little laggy even on the Lumia's Snapdragon 810. I imagine lower-end phones might experience greater difficulty.
If you pick up FIFA 17 Mobile let us know what you think in the comments. Sadly, there's no Xbox integration as seen in previous FIFA mobile games, but it's still pretty encouraging to see a big name game make its way over to Windows 10 Mobile.
Download FIFA 17 Mobile from the Windows Store
