https://www.pcgamer.com/madden-nfl-19-review/

What is it? The ubiquitous NFL game that's been dominating the culture since the '90s.Reviewed on: Windows 10, Intel i7, GTX 1070 8GB RAMPrice: $60Release date: August 10Publisher: EADeveloper: EA TiburonMultiplayer: Co-op or competitive, 2-6Link: Official site

It is wonderfully ironic that Madden is finally exploring its spiritual side in 2018, when the cultural discourse surrounding the NFL is in a state of decay. The anthem protests, the Trump tweets, the lingering albatross of the concussion lawsuits, a commissioner who has made it abundantly clear that he doesn't have the answers—this is the context that colors Longshot: Homecoming, the sequel to Madden 18's shockingly lauded story-based singleplayer campaign. We once again catch up with Devin Wade and Colt Cruise, who continue to pursue their NFL dreams while also rekindling a connection with the high-school football culture of their hometown, Mathis, Texas. It pleads with us to remember an aging aphorism of Americana: that football is family, and community, and harmony—the exact opposite of what dominates the ESPN ticker every day.