Everyone knows that EA will lose ownership of the FIFA title after the current part, which will be owned by FIFA, and will apparently end with the title's fame going to the Blockchain.

Citing the internal gaming website, the Football Association released an official statement confirming that the next title in the FIFA series, which will be the first without EA’s involvement, will be hosted on a blockchain address in conjunction with the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The addresses were addressed as follows:

FIFA announces a series of new Web 3.0 games in conjunction with the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.

There will be 4 titles related to the FIFA series that are being worked on to be released later in conjunction with the World Cup. which comes next:

New FIFA Blockchain Games

• AI League: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Edition
• FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 on Upland Metaverse
• Matchday Challenge: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Edition
• FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 in Phygtl

According to the description that came in the statement, the first title will be AI League: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Edition, a regular 4v4 football game controlled by artificial intelligence, but the player will participate by creating tactical moments and enjoying the game.

Upland Metaverse will be the largest metaverse game based on blockchain elements built on the real world. Where players can buy and sell virtual real estate. They can also collect official World Cup digital assets, including legendary videos from the tournament.

The third game on the list, Matchday Challenge: World Cup Qatar 2022 Edition, will target the emotional peak of football fans with a highly entertaining football card-based social prediction game, where the essence of fun derives not from getting it right, but from being the best among your friends.

The fourth and final Phygtl game is an immersive experience in which fans come together with the mission to co-create the world’s first digital fan-made reward.

This comes at a time when EA has announced that the upcoming football title will be rebranded as EA Sports FC. However, the game will differ from the previous Next Ball series in name, while continuing to provide the same gameplay experience that fans of the series have long been drawn to.

The question now is: do you think the FIFA Series will be able to reap the same successes after such a big and rapid shift to Blockchain?