FC 25 Ultimate Edition: Release date and what to expect
For hardcore fans of EA Sports' annual football sim, picking up a copy of FC 25 Ultimate Edition is a no-brainer.
It comes with a bunch of extras that aren’t in the standard edition of the game, and even gives you early access.
FC 25’s release date is not too far in the distance now, as it's set to launch on 27th September 2024.
EA has promised a raft of new features for the game across many of its most popular modes, including Ultimate Team and Pro Clubs, while women’s teams are also included in Career Mode now for the first time.
But if you want a leg up on the competition, then the Ultimate Edition is the best way to ensure you’re fully prepared for the new season.
Read on to find out when it will be released and what we can expect from it.
Purchasing the Ultimate Edition of FC 25 will get you up to seven days of early access, which means you’ll be able to play the game from Friday 20th September 2024. A release time has not yet been confirmed by EA.
If you are planning on buying the standard edition of the game, you’ll have to wait a little longer, as that will not be available until Friday 27th September 2024.
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FC 25’s Ultimate Edition is packed with extras that make spending a little more on it worthwhile if you’re an avid player of the game.
Below, we’ve listed out all of the bonuses you get with this version of the game.
FC 25 Ultimate Edition is available for pre-order now and it will cost £99.99. You can do this by visiting the game’s official website, or the digital storefront of your choosing depending on whether you play on Xbox or PlayStation.
Unfortunately, the Ultimate Edition is a digital download only, so collectors of physical media might be disappointed, but it can be purchased from the likes of Amazon and CD Keys.
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