14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at EA Sports has delivered the official demo for FIFA 16 on all platforms, which means that gamers will be able to test the core game mechanics with a variety of clubs and a number of top players.
Now the company is ready to offer more ratings for the women's football side of the simulation, with Carli Lloyd of the United States the best choice for gamers, a central midfielder with an overall of 91.
The rest of the top twenty women players in FIFA 16 are, according to the official site: Megan Rapinoe - United States, Abby Wambach - United States, Louisa Necib - France, Nadine Kessler - Germany, Christine Sinclair - Canada, Marta - Brazil, Hope Solo - United States, Lotta Schelin - Sweden, Becky Sauerbrunn - United States, Nadine Angerer - Germany, Dzsenifer Marozsan - Germany, Celia Sasic - Germany, Christine Rampone - United States, Tobin Heath - United States, Alex Morgan - United States, Anja Mittag - Germany, Rosana - Brazil, Nilla Fischer - Sweden, Caroline Sweger - Sweden.
The domination of the United States first eleven when it comes to FIFA 16 and the women's game is a sign of the solid performance that they delivered by winning the recent World Cup.
Only international matches are taken into account for the ratings.
FIFA 16 offers unique mechanics for women's football
The game offers gamers the ability to play with a range of national women's team for the first time in the franchise.
EA Sports says that it has used special facial and motion capture tech in order to create new animations that reflect the unique moves that top players can create.
Women's teams will not be featured in Ultimate Team and the Career Mode, and it is unclear whether ratings for the player will be updated over the course of the season.
FIFA 16 will deliver all its new mechanics on September 22 in North America and two days later in Europe, with gamers able to play it on the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4 and the PC, with Legacy versions coming to older home consoles.
