The Longshot story mode that was contained from this series' previous two installments is replaced by face of the Mut 20 coins Franchise. Even though a lot of work went into Longshot's story, which comprised the voice talents of high-profile celebrities like Academy Award winner, Mahershala Ali, also, of course, Rob Schneider, the lack of a focus on player-created stars was a missed characteristic for most Madden fans. Face of the Franchise feels like a mix of Longshot and Superstar mode. 

Longshot lovers will delight in the initial amazingly immersive narrative, while Superstar fashion lovers will enjoy the process of developing their participant through the College Football Playoff National Championship and to the NFL, meaning that even NCAA Football fans can have some fun with Madden 20 by selecting and playing for a handful of college teams. Could this really be a tease of EA's NCAA Football making its triumphant return?

Face of the Franchise isn't perfect, though. The buy Madden 20 coins components that are story-driven wear off as players go through the routine of upgrading their player instruction, and playing games. Wash.. Rinse. Repeat. I've just played one time, but I imagine a successful career is going to lead to some type of conclusion involving a Hall of Fame happy ending, that can be fine, but a stronger journey would have been chosen over the final destination.

It also might have been nice to be able to select my position, rather.