FIFA 20 has hit the floor and Volta is the newest feature on EA Sports' latest game. The football simulation video game is based on the previous FIFA Street game which is still loved by the FIFA franchise fans. The game is available for platforms like Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Now the players can experience street football personally and can easily show off their skills. They have also added 16 new locations to play the small-sided game, but all of them are cumulated from all over the globe. While making the arenas, they did not forget to keep the authentic culture, creativity and style of street football. 

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FIFA 20: Volta gameplay

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The game has different options to choose like 2v2, 3v3, 4v4 and 5v5, and there is also an option to keep a fixed goalkeeper or the last man as the keeper. While the mode without a fixed keeper is called rush and it has been added with the perspective of a player scoring a goal as well as blocking some shots. There is also an option to keep as well as remove the walls of the arena. Without the walls, the game is more of a Futsal-type experience with official rules, referees, and a more structured play. Volta has no substitutions, offsides, injuries, yellow or red cards, or even fatigue/stamina. The wall acts exactly like a mirror that can be used to pass the ball to teammates. 

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FIFA 20: Volta is everything street football

The players have been given the ability to perform some new skills and tricks which are very similar to the tricks that Ronaldinho used to perform. The makers did not forget to add the Kneeling Header skill that can be performed by L2+R2 + RS forward. There are new arenas like Warehouse, Parking Lot, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Rio de Janeiro and New York. There is also an option to create your own avatar and build his skills. Female players have also been included in create-a-player and can be used in Volta football, Women’s World Cup, and Career mode. Mixed-gender matches can also be played in the latest feature of FIFA 20. 

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