- Launching worldwide, the game is available on iOS and Android in all major markets
- Features a playable roster inspired by football legends, FIFA World Cup Mascots, film and TV icons, creators, and fictional characters
- Built around short-form, competitive gameplay loops designed for mobile-first audiences
FIFA Heroes is aimed at a generation of fans that experiences football through highlights, creators, and social media as much as live matches.
It is available now in iOS and Android and will be coming to PC and console soon.
The game is built around rapid, high-intensity matches designed for repeat play and shareable moments.
Matches last two minutes, and combine real-time PvP, ranked progression, and ability-driven gameplay that rewards timing, positioning, and team composition.
Built by Solace in partnership with FIFA, FIFA Heroes reflects how football culture has shifted from full-length matches to clips, edits, and creator-driven moments.
The game translates that behaviour into gameplay, with systems designed to consistently generate high-impact, replayable highlights.
FIFA Heroes, which will come pre-installed on select Motorola devices, also features an exclusive new soundtrack, with unreleased tracks from Central Cee, Raiser, Karri and more.
Enzo Fernandez, Joao Pedro, iShowSpeed, J Balvin, Central Cee, and Luva de Pedreiro headline a line-up that players can unlock and build into their squad.
Each character is built with its own abilities that directly influence gameplay, allowing players to experiment with different builds, combinations, and playing styles.
“Football has never been confined to 90 minutes” said Andy Tudor, Game Director, FIFA Heroes. “The sport has never been bigger, and the way people experience it has expanded even further. It now lives not only on the pitch, but across highlights, social feeds, creators, and everyday culture. We’ve built a game for that.”
"Football is everything because of the fans," said FIFA World Cup winner Enzo Fernandez, who officially endorses the game. "They live every pass, every goal and every moment with us, whether they are in the stadium, watching at home, sharing clips or playing with friends. Gaming is another way for people to feel that passion and stay close to the sport they love."
Courtesy: FIFA
