As we have known, with the monster debut of Longshot story mode, the Longshot story mode has made itself much known in Madden NFL 18. Due to there is A largely cinematic experience aimed at a certain segment of players, this new Longshot story mode was widely successful and had fans yearning for more. And now, in the upcoming Madden NFL 19, the Longshot story mode will be adopted once again and the story about Wade and Cruise will also to be continued.

Longshot told the story of former Texas quarterback Devin Wade as he looked to return to the sport and work his way toward the draft, culminating in his entering the NFL one way or another. Along for the ride was Colt Cruise, the comic relief and former wideout who could get serious when the story called for it.

Besides being a departure from what Madden does and straying more into HBO-show territory, the mode's various practice locales opened eyes as to just how creative Madden could get. Wade's winding story with multiple endings made it easy to wonder where the developers could choose to go next—and with whom.
 
Madden NFL 19 will pick up Wade's and Cruise's stories right where they left off. Dubbed Longshot: Homecoming, the focus is further player involvement and includes "four times the gameplay and thrown into even more on-field action," per the game's official website. A lack of gameplay over the three- to four-hour campaign of the first Longshot is being addressed here, though it was a complaint from players in large part because the practice sessions were so fun in the first place.
 
"We found that people who played Longshot were those who like Madden a lot, and they were disappointed this did not lead into something like franchise mode," EA Sports' Mike Young said, according to Polygon's Owen S. Good. "We had a very long story last year. But I think we have almost four times as much gameplay this year." This is gameplay in addition to what last year's mode already provided, though, as the excellent story continues with Wade starting his career with the Dallas Cowboys and Cruise trying to balance life off the field while attempting a pro comeback. It sounds like they are in opposition when the story begins, a story that will play out at the NFL level.

According to Good, both Cruise and Wade are playable characters and will train in practice, preseason games and a full 16-game season with a team. This means more cutscenes taking place on the field, in the huddle and, likely, in facilities as the story plays out, compared to the more grounded roots of last year's game.
 
Based on a first look by IGN's Matthew Kato, it sounds like there aren't as many world-changing decisions confronting a player this time out. Instead, the established narrative takes players for a ride, weaving the on-field gameplay fans know and love into the greater context of another compelling narrative.
 
Also of note is what occurs after the game mode. The narrative will continue in game modes such as Connected Franchise and Madden Ultimate Team, allowing those who wish to keep the story going on their own terms to do so.
 
Overall, Madden 18 was a massive success because the developers worked hard to be as accessible as possible to the various audiences picking up the game each year. It seems like the same stance applies in Madden NFL 19 with Longshot: Homecoming because those who wanted more gameplay weaved into the already-excellent narrative and superb voice acting get it.
 
Madden NFL 19 will be launched on August 10. And the player can continue to experience the Longshot story mode in a no long time. Now, if you want to buy some Cheap Madden NFL 19 Coins, our 5mmo.com is your first choice. We guarantee that the service that we provide is 100% secure and fast. By the way, if you have any question about us, you can contact us anytime!