Madden 25 release date: Pre-order and latest news
The EA Sports Madden NFL 25 release date has been confirmed, and the latest in the long-running American Football series is launching very soon indeed.
How soon? The Madden 25 release date is this month (August 2024).
Exciting stuff for all you gridiron fans out there.
In this entry, San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey is the cover star – the first running back as the cover star since 2013’s Madden NFL 25 (yes, we know it shares a name, but the 2013 edition of the game was a 25th anniversary of the franchise).
McCaffrey is also the first 49ers player to grace the cover in 25 years!
Boasting a new BOOM Tech tackling system and other upgrades, there should be plenty to love about the new Madden game.
Read on to find out when the Madden 25 release date is, where to pre-order the game, which platforms it can be played on, and for details on gameplay changes. Skip to the end of the page to watch a trailer, too!
Madden 25’s general release date is Friday 16th August 2024, EA has confirmed.
You can play the game three days early, on 13th August, if you pre-order the Deluxe Edition of Madden 25.
Yes, you can pre-order Madden 25!
You can pre-order the Standard Edition or Deluxe Edition of the game, and both come with some nifty pre-order bonuses.
As explained above, all pre-orders of the Deluxe Edition come with three days of early access, allowing you to play Madden NFL 25 from 13th August rather than 16th August.
Other Deluxe Edition bonuses include 4,600 Madden Points, AKA Player Item, and Early Access Ultimate Team challenges.
Pre-order Madden 25 Deluxe Edition:
All pre-orders of the game (Standard and Deluxe Edition) earn you the Christian McCaffrey Elite Player Item, choice of two strategy items (one Offence and one Defence) and, on PS5/Xbox Series X/S versions of the game, the Superstar Drip Gear and Legendary XP Boost.
You can pre-order a physical copy of the Standard Edition of Madden 25 from GAME on consoles. On PC, the game is digital-only, and
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