Will there be an FC 25 beta? Demo rumours explained
Want to play EA Sports FC 25 ahead of its release date in late September 2024? A rumoured FC 25 beta might be the thing for you.
A closed beta is rumoured to be starting very soon indeed in FC 25 (8th August), and we’re here to clear things up for you. What have the developers said about a beta? You’ll find out below.
We’ll take a look at all the ways you can play FC 25 early, too, so you know exactly what the situation is with early access and betas before the big kick-off on 27th September.
Read on to find out everything there is to know about the rumoured FC 25 beta and how to get early access to EA’s big new football game.
EA has not confirmed the existence of an FC 25 beta. Any dates and timings for a closed beta you may have seen elsewhere are guesses that have been based on timings for betas in previous FIFA games.
If EA officially confirms a closed beta (or one suddenly drops from nowhere), we’ll update this page with confirmed timings.
Based on previous games, though, we’d be surprised if there was no closed beta for FC 25.
Yes, there was an FC 24 closed beta, which took place between 10th August and 31st August 2023.
If we take the timings of the FC 24 closed beta, we can guess that the FC 25 closed beta (if there is one) will happen at a similar point in the year.
As of right now, however, no public announcements have been made about an FC 25 closed beta. We'll let you know if that changes.
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Just in case there is a closed beta, keep your eyes peeled on your emails – the email address you signed up to receive emails from EA. You can do this on the EA website if you haven’t done so already.
Once you’ve signed in, head to Account Settings (click on your profile picture) and then Email Preferences. Click the checkbox where it says 'Yes,
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