FIFA 17 is in under the microscope in Digital Foundry's latest comparison video, as the publication takes a look at how the newly implemented Frostbite engine impacts the game's graphics. Now EA's primary engine, Frostbite has powered current-gen titles like Dragon Age: Inquisition, and it's being used for upcoming games such as Battlefield 1 and Mass Effect: Andromeda.

We already know that it's an engine capable of some really impressive visuals, but how does it improve a release like FIFA? For starters, the lighting effects are much more realistic, with volumetric lighting playing a huge role in making stadiums feel more atmospheric. Meanwhile, better depth of field and motion blur means that replays in particular look great, and although a lot of animations have been brought in from FIFA 16, gameplay still looks slick. Sadly, the same can't be said for the new manager models, which look just a tad robotic, as Digital Foundry points out.

Overall, this is looking like a solid upgrade for FIFA, but are you noticing the difference? Score a worldie in the comments section below.