College Football 25 Early Access, How to Play With The Best Team Builder
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I've chosen to play as Alabama with the Wake Forest playbook, which features the “RPO Walk” play with Wake's Slow Mesh offense, a run option with multiple pass routes. You can read linebackers either coming up or dropping back as you make your decision. The hardcore gamers with custom playbooks will have a feast with this. But just as play-action passes in the old game were difficult due to the limited time to protect the pass, running with the ball in Slow Mesh is often ruined against better opponents.
Playing with the better Power 4 teams feels very different than playing with lower Group of 5 teams, especially the speed of the players. The game feels like college football, and that's the best you can say.
Some other notes: You can change the camera angle with the D-pad, including all 22 and sideline angles. The two-minute warning is a great mental adjustment that fans will experience for real this season. And when you put the ball on your knees to end the game, the clock runs down to zero faster. Take note, Miami.
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Game Modes
Road to the CFP is an online season mode where you play against players of the same level as you. But since the servers aren't live yet, I couldn't dig into it much. I like the idea. I also wasn't able to test normal online head-to-head play.
I've never been an Ultimate Team person, so my review here is limited. I played around a bit and there seems to be a lot of options with real players in the game. I can see how people are having fun with it. This is also where you'll find microtransactions, but you don't have to spend money to buy points. You can win points.
We still know almost nothing about the new Team Builder. People at EA Sports have been very tight-lipped about it. There was nothing to test here. There will be an update to the Team Builder website on July 19 for the worldwide launch of the game.
