The creators of EA Sports FC 25 have turned the weeks leading up to the release of each of their football games into a sort of ritual. During this time, Electronic Arts carries out a series of promotional activities such as revealing player ratings or announcing the best young players in career mode. These actions aim to engage users and culminate, even before the game’s release, with the launch of the Web App and Companion App. Two tools that, in the case of this year’s release, are just around the corner.
The EA Sports FC 25 Apps have a release date
Although the release was expected to take place a little earlier, Electronic Arts has confirmed through a post on their official blog that the companion apps will arrive at almost the same time as early access. In this sense, players will have a hard time if they were hoping to gain an advantage at the beginning of the early access period.
- Web App: It will be launched on Thursday, September 19 around 7:00 PM CEST
- Companion App: It will arrive on Friday, September 20, at a time yet to be determined
Regarding how these apps will function, no changes are expected from EA Sports. Both the web app and the FC 25 companion app will be used to manage Ultimate Team squads, club items, tactical creation, trading players, and viewing outstanding squads like those corresponding to events and teams of the week. In this sense, the most common function is to exchange players in the transfer market and get extra packs to maximize coin earnings.
Using the Web or Companion App will continue to be very useful for users who cannot play until the official release of the game on September 27. By using them effectively, they can minimize the competitive disadvantage they will have to start with in EA Sports FC 25.
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