Madden 23: Franchise Mode Deep Dive, and new features

EA recently released a Deep Dive for Madden 23 Franchise Mode, and players appear to like the new additions.

Ever since the game’s debut in 1988, the American football gaming brand has been a huge success for EA Sports.

Numerous adjustments and well-liked improvements have given a mode that many people believed to be extinct some fresh life.

Player motivations appear to be a major emphasis this time around for a variety of reasons, including Super Bowl aspirations and being awarded the largest contracts.

Read more: Madden NFL 23: Release date and everything we know right now

During the Madden 23 Franchise Mode Deep Dive, a new feature called Player Tags was also revealed. A couple of these were:

Find out more in the video below:

The focus has now shifted to the game itself and what Madden 23 can provide after revealing John Madden as this year’s cover athlete.

This started with the Madden 23 reveal trailer, which you can view below. The new FieldSENSE gameplay system is heavily highlighted in this video. While not exclusive to Franchise, if you play on a PS5 or Xbox Series X|S, these enhancements will apply to all games, including Franchise.

The biggest takeaway from the most recent Deep Dive is “The Drama of NFL Free Agency,” which features what appears to be a significant Free Agency enhancement. We also learned more about Madden 23 Franchise Mode.

According to EA Sports, this new mechanism will effect player advancement and offseason activity logic. Athlete motives including team location and pay demands will have an impact on contract discussions.

The most important item Franchise needs is less exciting, even while the new features will undoubtedly get plenty of well-deserved attention before their introduction and