How To Get FIFA 23 Early Access
Check out how to get FIFA 23 early access so you can start balling earlier.
You will want to know how to get FIFA 23 early access if you're a big fan of the premier footballing game, and want to play it before it's officially released later in the year. Every year, FIFA has an early access period shortly before launch, which comes in two versions - a limited-time trial and the full game. It gives fans the chance to get a head start on learning the newest features and start building their dream Ultimate Team. So check out how to get FIFA 23 early access.
- Make sure to also check out all we know about the FIFA 23 release date and more.
How To Get FIFA 23 Early Access
While FIFA 23 early access has yet to be officially confirmed, it's been a typical feature of previous launches that we expect to return. It usually gives fans the chance to play the game up to ten days early, but it depends on which version of early access you get. The three different ways to get FIFA 23 early access are subbing to EA Play, subbing to EA Play Pro for PC, or pre-ordering the FIFA 23 Ultimate Edition.
An EA Play subscription lets you access ten-hour trials for most EA games, which is also the case for FIFA 23. You'll likely be able to access this trial ten days before the official release, but it can come with restrictions for game modes.
If you want to play with no restrictions, subbing to EA Play Pro will allow you to play the game ten days early, but this is only available to PC players. This is the best way to play the game early, as you have no time limit and can access the full game.
The final way to play early access is by pre-ordering the FIFA 23 Ultimate Edition. This only lets you play the game four days prior to release, but it's still the full version with no restrictions.
That's all for our breakdown of how to get FIFA 23 early access, and now you know the different methods that will make it available to you, along with how they differ.
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Tarran Stockton
Tarran is a Senior Guides Writer at GGRecon. He previously wrote reviews for his college newspaper before studying Media and Communication at university. His favourite genres include role-playing games, strategy games, and boomer shooters - along with anything indie. You can also find him in the pit at local hardcore shows.
