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NHL 25 feels a lot like the past five games in the series, but at least it’s got a renewed visual flair thanks to its current-gen exclusivity this time around. The game’s Franchise and Be A Pro modes feel particularly stale, with very little changes since NHL 20.
The gameplay gets the most improvement, with a revamped AI system that enhances reaction times and intelligence in positioning. The host of gameplay settings allows you to tune the AI any way you want, allowing for a more arcade experience where passes are automated or the more sim-like direction the series has been trending.
While the modes feel the same as past entries, NHL 25 still supplies a fun time in the rink. The improved character animations and subtle incremental sim elements add up to a deep and rewarding hockey game, even if they’re packed in a five-year old skin.
I’d recommend picking NHL 25 up when it releases on October 4th if you’ve skipped out on the last few entries, but if you’ve played the last couple, you’re not missing out on much.