EA Sportsโ eagerly anticipated FIFA 22 is out in less than a month and details surrounding a demo for the game have been scarce - until now.
After the coronavirus pandemic gripped the world last year, games, demos and the manufacturing of next-gen consoles were delayed as a result.
As a result, EA chose not to release a demo for FIFA 21 last year and now they have made a big decision on whether or not to give gamers one for FIFA 22.
For most players around the world, the FIFA 22 demo would have been the first chance to test out the new game ahead of it being released, giving players an idea of what they can expect from the gameplay and the different game modes available on the full game.
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But that won't be possible this year, as FIFA fans must wait for early access through EA Play or by pre-ordering the Ultimate Edition of FIFA 22, in order to play the game before its release on Friday, 1 October.
According to Mirror Football, EA Sports will not be releasing a demo for FIFA 22, following their similar decision with FIFA 21 last year.
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EA Sports released a statement last year regarding the FIFA 21 demo, saying: "We've made the decision not to release a FIFA 21 demo and instead focus our development team's time on delivering the best full game experience for current & next-gen consoles."
With no demo being released for FIFA 22, the first time most will be able to play the new game will be on release day, which could change - unless you are an EA Play member.
The Standard Edition of FIFA 22 will follow the worldwide release date, however, due to the four-day early access available with the Ultimate Edition, you can play the game from Monday, 27 September.
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