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Although FIFA Superstars is free to play, players are required to purchase packs containing squad members that cost £1 - £2 per pack. As the tournament progresses, however, your squad members are awarded points that can then be used to purchase new team additions.You can also play against your Facebook friends.
As the tournament progresses, each player earns points which can also be used to purchase team members.
Unlike console-based versions of Fifa games in which the player can decide to play as a manager, a player or both, on Facebook players can only be managers of virtual teams made up of real players from around the world.
They can also opt to participate in league games outside of their "friends" network.
"The Facebook version is a strategy game," said Playfish chief executive Kristian Segerstrale.
"It extends the Fifa franchise by enabling you to play with friends."
It will also reflect events as they unfold in the World Cup said Mr Segerstrale, although the details are yet to be announced.
There will be a new edition of the console version of Fifa at a later date.
Social media games developer Playfish was bought by Fifa makers Electronic Arts (EA) for $300m (£170m) in 2009.
Their Page bio on Facebook has this to say
Build your dream team by signing the world's best football players to your club. Upkeep your training and customize your formation to work your way to the top. Don't forget to challenge your friends to 1v1 matches and brag about your victory!Welcome to FIFA Superstars!
Playfish is one of the world's largest and fastest growing social games companies. The company combines creativity, innovation and originality to create games for friends to play together over social platforms such as Facebook. Playfish's mission is to change the way people play games by providing more social and connected experiences.
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