Skill games are a useful mode for when players want to improve their skills. There are lots of skills available in FIFA, spanning 5 stars or tiers. Players should practice with 2 and 3-star skill moves, as this is what most players on FC 25 Coins will be. When players are comfortable with that, they can move onto 4 or even 5 stars skill moves. Any player can be used for the skill moves and it's fun to try and beat friends on the leaderboards for each of the various drills. Skill games are obviously not the main mode but are a nice way to unwind and improve at the same time.
Co-op seasons allow two players to control the same team together online, battling throughout five Divisions in order to get to Division 1. This adds a teamwork-based dynamic to the game, as every pass switches the receiver of the ball, changing gameplay somewhat. Players can expect a great feeling when they and their buddy manage to pull off a skillful, smooth attack; but most of the time Co-Op Seasons just feels a little awkward and puts players off their game in the main game.
King of the Hill is a pretty interesting take on a normal competition. Here players need to stay in certain designated stations on the pitch and build up a multiplier to let them score a more valuable goal. Goals start out with a multiplier of zero, so players have to remain in this area at some point if they want to score. It's a pretty unique way to spice up a game of FIFA, especially since the basic game can get pretty repetitious if played for longer stretches.
Mystery Ball is another unique game of football that makes for a great time with friends. In fact, it wouldn't be a stretch to say that Mystery Ball outright turns FIFA into a party game! The various boosts that people can enjoy in this mode make it pretty exciting indeed. While there is a bit of tactic involved, there's no denying that Mystery Ball makes games pretty chaotic and arcade-y with its wild goal multipliers and powerful boosts.
VOLTA is the newest game mode in cheap FIFA 25 Coins, first appearing in FIFA 25. A smaller-scale version of the old spin-off series FIFA Street, Volta adds FC 25 Ultimate Teamsol to the game, allowing players to choose between 3v3. 4v4. or 5v5. There is a good amount of pitch selection, and the game feels enjoyable enough. There is more that can be done to make VOLTA as great as it could be, however, and it is certainly not a replacement for FIFA Street in actuality. Regardless, it's a fun little fast-paced mode that can help players get better at dribbling and skilling in the main game.
