By splitting Devin and Colt, Homecoming feels bigger in scope than the past year"s narrative, but also more disjointed. This can be really Colt"s narrative -- that the cocky former star receiver comes with a tremendously gratifying and emotional character , whereas Devin"s longer rote NFL experiences feel like an afterthought. I can not blame EA for focusing on Colt -- Porter is amusing, magical and all-around excellent -- but I still wish I cared just as much about what was going on with Devin.

Last year"s Longshot style played out like a Telltale Games-style adventure name, with quick-time events and interactive dialog sequences which permit you to influence the outcome of the story. Homecoming is quite a bit more streamlined compared, as nearly all its gameplay sections consist of actual slices of NFL or higher school soccer games. Those hoping to get a more interactive experience may be disappointed, but I personally didn"t overlook the dull mini-games from the past year"s story, and appreciated being able to kick back during cutscenes.

Fortunately, Homecoming retains Longshot"s bright, inviting approach to Madden"s notoriously menacing gameplay. You will usually only focus on a single component of the sport at one time (for instance, passing or catching), and the manner does a nice job easing you into center Madden features like complex moves or on-the-fly audibles.
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