Meme-like Player Faces, Program Mistakes And Fans’ Anger

One of the main points of criticism is how players in the game don’t look like the real thing.

Yes, it almost looks like a meme in some cases. Just look at the faces of Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Raphael Varane.

There are also programming errors, such as the referee swimming in the field, impossible moves, and scenes that look like they’re from a movie.

In fact, the way Ansu Fati runs when dribbling is called Naruto-like.

Here are some other social media reactions to the launch of eFootball 2022.

#eFootball2022 I have no words… 😭 pic.twitter.com/VncDUVc7Gs

— TFI  (@TheFIFAInfo) September 30, 2021

Name a bigger downgrade. #eFootball2022 pic.twitter.com/wexsIDJXAT

— Souls Ninja 🎮 (@souls_ninja) September 30, 2021

This is actually horrifying #eFootball2022 pic.twitter.com/5x9kMoVsSK

— FIFA 23 News (@FUT23News) September 30, 2021

This is, objectively, the funniest screenshot of a video game ever taken #eFootball2022 pic.twitter.com/uu7fukxySA

— Michael Mann's DANHUNTER (@Garcian_Smith) September 30, 2021