Despite the fact that hasn't even launched yet, the game is already blowing up to quickly become one of 2024's biggest releases. It's been over a decade since the launch of an official game and as the league has only continued to soar in popularity, it makes sense that the demands for a new installment have reached such a fever pitch. While it's easy to see why the game's already so successful, attaining such a goal with nothing but pre-orders to its name is a genuine accomplishment.
Per Kotaku,managed to surpass 700,000 players in the pre-order early-access period that's currently taking place before the game launches on July 19. Those die-hard enthusiasts who couldn't wait an extra three days to play the sports simulator paid extra money to play the game early, and while that may not sound like a major draw for consumers, one should never underestimate the power of College Football. On July 16, the game racked up a total of 713,975 concurrent Steam players, making it one of 2024's biggest titles.
EA Sports is returning to the world of College Football for the first time in 10 years, here are all the big changes College Football 25 has made.
From an outside perspective, it's easy to underplay the significance of College Football as a league of its own. In many states in the USA, College Football is massive, oftentimes even dwarfing the NFL in terms of audience engagement, stadium attendance, and televised game viewings. The fact that fans have had to wait for 11 years for the return of suggests that players are hungry to return to the series.
It helps that has been earning plenty of rave reviews as many critics and fans of the genre have praised it as one of the best Football games in years. With tight controls, an in-depth play system that allows for more coordination on the field, and a massive roster of players, it's the breath of fresh air many fans have requested for years. The fact that players were willing to fork over $90 to simply play the game early is
Read more on screenrant.com