Xbox One gamers who have yet to try their hand at FC 24 Coins will now have the chance to start free of charge, since FC 24 from EA Sports title is now accessible for free Play Days. The trial period for free runs from June 1 through June 5. Giving players free reign throughout the weekend to try all aspects of the game, from the career mode to the number of abs they can dunk with their top team on Ultimate Team.

In addition to the free trial version, Microsoft has slashed the cost for FC 24 (and its Deluxe edition) in half, and the most expensive Super Deluxe edition gets a 30% price reduction. So, players who want to purchase the basic version of the game will pay $20. For those who wish to start with a pile of EA Sports FC points will be charged $62.99. These points are able to be used to things like purchase cards for Ultimate Team, which has been the mainstay for the majority of EA's microtransactions.

The most recent EA Sports FC release also included the first storyline in series history, The Journey, which followed the rise of an aspiring young English man known as Alex Hunter. Through cuts as well as a basic dialogue system, players communicate with prominent footballers as Alex chases his goals in and off the field. It is expected to be that FC 24 will further develop the model FC 24 implemented however it's not yet certain whether this year's EA Sports FC will continue the Alex's story or begin an entirely new one.

FC 24 introduced some radical adjustments to its tried and true annual format which is why football fans are likely to find it cheap at just $20. However, the series of free play days will give players plenty of time to consider whether it is a good fit for their needs. Any progress or achievements achieved during the trial period will be transferred when players decide to buy the game in any time this is a great bonus for those who have spent the time into career development.

Publisher EA states that EA Sports FC is available via Nintendo Switch. Nintendo Switch at its EA Play E3 event scheduled for June. Although gameplay footage has been presented, this will be the first time that players get into the game on Nintendo's newest console. EA Sports FC will not be able to play on the E3 floor, as EA will not be holding an official press conference as well as presence at the convention. Instead, EA will replicate what it did last year by holding a three-day showcase on the weekend before E3 which is open to the all and allows visitors to participate in several of the games to come later this season from EA.

In a curious way, the EA Sports FC game available for Switch is interestingly, the game for Switch is being dubbed EA SPORTS EA Sports FC for the Switch instead of FC 24. which is listed separately as being available for play on EA Play. It could revive older fears about the possibility that EA Sports FC available on Switch won't be an authentic FC 24 experience, or perhaps being a port from an earlier version of EA Sports FC.

The issue is that EA claims that EA Sports FC will be a custom-built game specially for Switch and will actually become EAFC 24 Coins. To be released along with FC 24 on other consoles in the current generation. A few of these questions will be answered once players have the chance to play the game in only some weeks.