Football fans will be happy to know that FIFA 22 Available soon on EA Play so Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members can play for free. The game was listed this morning as part of the EA Play schedule, but the announcement seems to have been released a bit earlier. We are updating this article.
[Mise à Jour 28/04/2022 à 22h06] When we published this article at 11:15 this morning, it meant that the Microsoft Store included the FIFA 22 EA Play offer. Although we expect it to be available tonight, it is not. So we checked again, the Microsoft Store has been updated since it was mentioned this morning. However, we see the game in the Game Pass application on the computer, but the game still does not seem to integrate the table … Another oddity of the Microsoft Store. Trust us to keep an eye on what’s going on.
Play FIFA 22 on Game Boss … coming soon
A few days ago, there was talk of FIFA 22 because it was one of the “offered” games for PlayStation + subscribers in May. Rest assured, Xbox Players, if you are a subscriber to EA Play or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, the title will be enabled shortly.
There are two distinct versions of FIFA 22 available on the Xbox One and Xbox Series X | S, so be sure to choose the version that is compatible with your console. PC players can also enjoy the game with PC Game Pass.
HyperMotion technology incorporates insights that enhance the integrated motion capture data and features that power every match in FIFA 22. Powered by the next gen consoles, the game becomes more realistic, responsive and fluid than ever. FIFA 22 offers innovations in all game modes.
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