EA Sports has announced that it will release EA Sports FC 25 on September 27, 2024, in an attempt to revolutionize soccer gaming. This news was leaked by Dealabs and reliable leaker Billbil-kun. The game will offer two purchase options: Standard for $69.99 and Ultimate for $99.99, which includes seven days of early access starting on September 20. EA Play subscribers can also access a 10-hour trial to get a head start on the game.
Although EA Sports FC 25 has not been officially announced yet, Dealabs expects an announcement within the next ten days. The platform availability of the game is not confirmed yet, but it is expected to be available at least on PlayStation 4. Last year’s FC 24 was released on multiple platforms including PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox consoles.
EA Sports FC was formerly known as FIFA but underwent a name change following the end of a long-standing partnership with the FIFA brand. The rebranding was introduced with FC 24 last year, marking a new chapter for the popular soccer gaming series. Fans eagerly await further details on EA Sports FC 25 as EA has yet to confirm specific information about the game. In the meantime, reviews of previous installments can provide insight into what to expect from the upcoming release. Michael Cripe, a freelance contributor for IGN who has covered the gaming industry for several years, offers valuable perspectives on the latest titles. Keep an eye out for more updates on EA Sports FC 25 as they become available.
EA Sports is gearing up to release its latest soccer game titled “EA Sports FC”. According to recent leaks by reliable sources such as Dealabs and Billbil-kun, the game will be available for purchase on September 27th in two different options: Standard for $69.99 and Ultimate for $99.99 which includes seven days of early access starting September 20th.
While no official announcement has been made yet regarding this release date or platform availability, it is expected that at least PlayStation 4 will have access to it.
Last year’s “FC 24” was released on multiple platforms including PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox consoles.
The name change from FIFA came about after ending their long-standing partnership with FIFA brand following certain issues that needed resolving.
The rebranding was introduced with “FC
