You can play FIFA 17 for free on PS4 and Xbox One from November 24-27, Electronic Arts has announced.
Those yet to give EA’s latest football sim a go can jump in for free starting tomorrow on both major consoles.
The temporary free trial will grant you access to a variety of modes, including The Journey and Ultimate Team, providing a mixture of new and familiar experiences.
If the sporting sensation happens to grab you during the free weekend you can pick it up for 40 percent off the standard price until November 28. Doing so will carry over all progress from the trial.
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Resident footie fanatic Max Parker scored FIFA 17 8/10 in his review:
“FIFA 17 is another strong entry in the iconic series, and one that looks to lay the groundwork for future titles by switching to a new engine. The hyper-realistic graphics are great, with facial expressions finally helping players look more than mannequins.”
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Will you be jumping on the free trial this weekend? Let us know in the comments.
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