FIFA 21 Won't Get a Demo This Year So That The Dev Team Can Focus on the Full Game – IGN

FIFA 21 is not going to obtain a demo this yr in order that the sport’s builders can concentrate on “delivering one of the best full sport expertise.”
EA Sports took to Twitter to disclose the information, noting that gamers can nonetheless get early entry to the sport by subscribing to EA Play. FIFA’s yearly demo is a long-standing custom, which is why this information could be stunning to some followers of the veteran soccer sequence.

“We have made the choice to focus our growth workforce’s time on delivering one of the best full sport expertise for present & next-gen consoles,” EA’s assertion reads.

For those who nonetheless want to take a look at the sport forward of launch, EA Play subscribers will have the ability to bounce in and trial FIFA 21 for 10 hours from October 1, forward of the sport’s official launch date on October 9.

We aren’t releasing a demo for FIFA 21.

As a substitute we have made the choice to focus our growth workforce’s time on delivering one of the best full sport expertise for present & next-gen consoles.

We stay up for EA PLAY members leaping in 10 days from now and launching the sport Oct 9.

— EA SPORTS FIFA (@EASPORTSFIFA) September 21, 2020

For those who pre-order the FIFA 21 Final or Champions version, you will additionally have the ability to entry the sport three days early on October 6. And should you decide up the current-gen model of FIFA 21, you can improve to the PS5 or Xbox Sequence X model at no additional price as a consequence of EA’s Twin Entitlement system.

In different FIFA 21 information, take a look at our article covering the improvements headed to Career Mode this year.

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