As has been the case for several years now, there will be no playable Demo for EA Sports FC 25 to test the gameplay of the new soccer simulator.
Those who wish to try EA FC 25 in advance will need to subscribe to the EA Play service, which provides a 10-hour trial period with unlimited access to all game modes available at launch.
At the end of this trial period, you will have two options to continue playing the new chapter of the Electronic Arts series. The first is to purchase the Standard or Ultimate Edition of EA Sports FC 25, and the second is to subscribe to the EA Play Pro service, which allows you to play the game for the duration of the subscription, whether monthly or yearly.
Naturally, the community has not held back its criticism. Many series fans argue that the absence of a demo is a marketing strategy to “force” enthusiasts to subscribe to the EA Play service.
Stay tuned to our pages to catch news about EA Sports FC 25. In the coming weeks, the Canadian software house will release all the official details of the new gameplay and updates for the popular Ultimate Team, Career, and Volta Pro Club modes.
Our guides will also be available to help you start your experience in the best possible way in both Division Rivals and the Champions Weekend League. Once the official database is released, you can consult our guide to creating competitive low-budget teams. In the days following the release, we will also provide a guide dedicated to the meta formations with related tactics and instructions.
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EA Sports FC 25 is available from 27 September on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Steam, and Nintendo Switch. Follow us on our social media channels Facebook and Twitter for more news.
