You start the game with a simple unit and win all the way to build your dream team. The other basic settings include virtual stick control, Radar, auto-switching, etc. You can also enable Auto-Pass and Shoot, where players can dribble, pass, and shoot without our command. Passing the ball between the players was very easy using this setting. I felt I was more in control of the game with the gesture feature active. Now, this might vary from person to person, but I fell in love with the gesture feature.
I understood the settings because the tutorial was very detailed, which helped me to go ahead with the game. With good graphics, the gameplay was solid. But, I believe soon we will have an option to play FIFA across all devices with the same quality. I would not compare the graphics to the PC version because a mobile game has its limitation. The camera movement was fluid, and I loved watching the replays after every goal. I tried playing the game on the OnePlus5, and it worked smoothly with no lag.
