FIFA 23 is just around the corner, with a number of news and leaks spilling out regarding the new game.
We've got you covered for everything you need to know ahead of the new game, including whether you'll be able to play across multiple platforms.
FIFA 23 Cross-Play
Cross-Play trials were introduced in FIFA 22, giving us a strong indication that FIFA 23 will feature cross-play elements.
Leaks appear to confirm that certain modes will be cross-play enabled in FIFA 23, but no official word from EA has still left us in the dark.
With brand new details being released daily regarding the brand new game, there's every chance we'll have our answer sooner rather than later.
FIFA 23 Release Date
With the next game such a long way off we won’t see an official release date for many months, but we always have a rough idea of when the game will arrive.
FIFA 22 was fully launched on Friday, 1 October 2021, so if EA follows the same trend, then Friday, 30 September 2022 could be our release date next year.
This would mean early access for pre-orders from Tuesday, 27 September for those who buy the Ultimate Edition of the game.
The 10-hour EA Play trial usually offers players a limited number of hours of gaming too and goes live even earlier than pre-orders so expect to see that around a week before the full launch.