Target, target, target. Soccer, football, soccer. We are not talking about soccer shenanigans here, we are talking about the wonderful game FIFA 20, the updated soccer simulator for the 2020 season. We have not yet confirmed that a new FIFA game is on the way Developers at EA Vancouver. But since this is one of the most successful sports game franchises of all time and has been around since an annual since 1993, it's as safe a bet as you can get in the video game world. So with a FIFA 2020 Certes game, what can we expect from the next FIFA game? How will Alex Hunter's career end from amateur to professional? And when can we expect to play FIFA 20? Read on for all the news and expectations for a new FIFA game below. Cut to the hunt What is it? The long-awaited next entry in the long-running soccer simulation series. When can I play? The release date for FIFA 2020 has yet to be set in advance, but its release is generally scheduled for late September. What can I play in? Not having any version information to share, we can only speculate. But FIFA games are still released on all three major platforms (PS4, Xbox One, and PC), with regular derivative versions available for mobile platforms and the Nintendo Switch. Expect nothing less this year. The launch of the PS5 and Xbox Two on the horizon could also be the first generation of the new generation of FIFA. Forecasts for the release date of FIFA 2020 reflect changes in seasons (and the football seasons themselves). Every year, a release window is planned for FIFA games. For more than ten years, FIFA games were launched towards the end of September. FIFA 2020 is expected to follow the same schedule. The previous two FIFA matches ended on the last Friday of September (September 29, 2017 and September 28, 2018), which would line up the launch of FIFA 2020 on Friday, September 27, 2019. Note that the release of FIFA games with a title suggests next year - FIFA 20 may appear in 2019, but its FIFA 20/2020 name will reflect the upcoming season. FIFA 20 Streams There is no FIFA 20 trailer yet. We look forward to seeing excerpts from the game during the EA Access event leading up to E3 2019 - we'll update this page with all the previews revealed as soon as they're available. While you wait, take advantage of this documentary titled "The Penalty Shoot-Out Science" from our friends at FourFourTwo.FIFA 20, Updates on Game Development. So far, EA's development teams have been quite embarrassed by FIFA's development progress. We know this is happening, they know we're coming, so this hype window has a finely oiled hinge that only opens when EA is ready. In fact, we have EAy, CEO of EA Sports Global Manager, Community Engagement Team, giving the first clue. It's clear the company is gearing up for this year's big sports launch: What's new on Twitter? A busy week of planning meetings. Humor ... February 28th 2019That's all for now. Once the development teams have started to learn what will happen this year, we will keep the latest information from FIFA 2020 in this section. FIFA 20 - What we want to see, FIFA titles gradually improve over the years - it's rare to see a radical change in the formula, and FIFA has been in a relatively stable state for a decade. If you played a recent edition, you will enjoy the last one, with a few months of work to master your new systems. FIFA is therefore well placed. FIFA 20 needs to be built on solid foundations, but that doesn't mean we can't expect improvements. These are some examples of things we would like to see changed. The end of the "Journey" and the beginning of something new: FIFA introduced a character-centric narrative mode in FIFA 2017, which focused on fictional future star Alex Hunter. It is now a highly regarded sports staple. Hunter's story ends with FIFA 20, so we'd like to see something new and expand the scope of this legacy. The EA Madden series features a narrative-based Longshot mode. It would be great to see this idea wind up in EA's other great sports title. A dynamic climate For a time, EA's mantra seemed to be that whatever rival Pro Evolution Soccer could do, FIFA could do better. But EA never assimilated Pro's dynamic weather systems. Like in real life, rainy weather can blow in the middle of the game, changing the pace and fluidity of the game in the Pro Series. This is a realistic consideration that will have a subtle but welcome effect on instant FIFA 20 tactics. Changes to career mode Career mode is FIFA's answer to a management system. He's not Football Manager, but he's a great way to build a lasting relationship with each year's entry into the franchise. That could be done with a shoulder shot at its core systems after its brilliant but superficial redesign of the FIFA 18 UI. What we really want is a little deeper after the negotiations: player salaries, stadium changes for smaller clubs on the rise, that sort of thing. It would be nice to bring back the player / manager option from FIFA 13. Also, create your own team. The mode has been enjoyable for fans for years. For years now, he has been demanding the ability to create his own team, from the brand and kit to the names and attributes of the players. We think EA doesn't want that, because it would give you the ability to update your team's game information even years after its release. But it would be nice to be able to form a team made up solely of coworkers or partners online, for example, and watch them bring the mug home. FIFA 2020: Early Access? FIFA has been using different distribution models for some time, including its EA Access subscription model and Origin Premier service, which allow players to try out the company's best games for a monthly fee. The release of FIFA 19, EA allowed players to play FIFA 19 nine days prior to the general release of the game. We expected the same to happen for FIFA 20. What's potentially interesting is the possibility of FIFA becoming its own Live Service, with EA offering a subscription to the game, or in-game items, constantly being updated rather than an annual release. This would allow the company to keep up-to-date updates, update team sheets and similarities between players, while remaining competitive with headlines like the free phenomenon. Fortnite, which follows a similar pattern of constant updates. It's clear EA hasn't stated that this was the case for FIFA, but with the success of the franchise and the idea that Gaming as a Service is becoming an industry standard, don't be surprised. If a future FIFA game takes this route. Is there a demo of FIFA 20? We know that FIFA 19 will officially launch in September 2019, but EA Sports has yet to set a date for their demo of FIFA 19. They are released every year before the official release and we've crossed our fingers for another demo earlier this year as well. In the past, the demo was available on an experimental basis a week or two before the release date. . In hindsight, the FIFA 19 demo became available on September 13, 2019, two weeks before the game's full launch. EA followed the same pattern for FIFA 18, FIFA 17, and FIFA 16. If the same pattern applies to this year, which we presume but cannot guarantee, then we would expect the demo to be down by September 14, 2019.