Appointment for inclusion in the EA Play Library

EA Play subscribers will soon have access to FIFA 22 at no additional cost. Football title is added to the service with special rewards.

FIFA 22 will be added to the EA Play offering next week, which means that subscribers to the service will be able to access the soccer game at no additional cost. Activation will take place on June 23, 2022 for PS5, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

With the addition of the title, all 2021 EA Sports titles including FIFA 22, Madden NFL 22, NHL 22, and F1 2021 are available as part of an EA Play subscription.

EA Play is an archive of older titles that can be played by any player with an EA Play (Xbox, PlayStation, or PC) or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription.

Additional FIFA 22 Content

“As an EA Play member, you’ll get great in-game content that will help you get the most out of FIFA 22” Writes EA Sports In today’s announcement. This includes even more ways to make your team stand out using members-exclusive Capetown Cheetahs items (shirt, logo, stadium theme, and dance).

Interested parties must visit FIFA Ultimate Team between 23 June and 31 July 2022 to automatically add the stadium to the club. A popup informing about the reward.

EA Play members will also receive additional content for FIFA 22, including Seasonal Objective XP Boosts in Ultimate Team and Outfits and VOLTA Coins in Volta Football.

Additions are also made on an ongoing basis independently of EA Play. Last month, EA Sports began testing online multiplayer cross-play in FIFA 22. It’s limited to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Stadia versions for now, which means Xbox One, PS4, and PC players are excluded for the time being. .

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EA Play costs €3.99 per month or €24.99 per year and includes access to the Playlist with older games from Electronic Arts. There’s also early access to new releases with up to ten hours of playtime and a 10 percent discount on EA digital content purchases.

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