FIFA 22 developer EA Sports is waiting for fans for a possible game demo on the PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X / S, Xbox One and PC.
The FIFA 22 demo will appear on consoles and PCs on September 14th or 15th.
However, fortunately, there is still a good chance that the FIFA 22 demo will be released by the weekend.
FIFA game presentations usually appear two weeks before the full game.
With the FIFA 22 release date set for October 1st, the demo has a good chance of being released on Friday, September 17th.
New EA updates and game releases usually arrive at 6pm UK time, so check back on Friday afternoon to make sure.
If the EA does not release the FIFA 22 demo by the end of the game weekend, fans will have to wait until the initial access phase begins.
Initial access for FIFA 22 starts on September 27, but the Ultimate Edition will only be available to those who pre-order it.
The FIFA 22 Ultimate Edition includes 4600 FIFA points, Kylian Mbabane loan material, player selection borrowed from FUT Ambassador and more.
A partial version of the game is available to EA Play subscribers on PlayStation and Xbox.
EA Play subscribers can download FIFA 22 and play from September 22 for 10 hours.
With the release of FIFA 22 in the next two weeks, EA Sports has finally announced the game’s highest rated players.
Perhaps surprisingly, both Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are in the top five.
Lionel Messi tops the list with 93 points. Robert Lewandowski is second with 92 and Cristiano Ronaldo is 91.
Kevin de Bruyne, Kylian Mbabane, Neymar Jr. and John Oblock are in the top ten, along with Harry Kane, N’Collo Conte and Manuel Neuer.
FIFA 22: Ranked top ten players …
Lionel Messi (RW) – Argentina
Robert Lewandowski (ST) – Poland
Cristiano Ronaldo (ST) – Portugal
Kevin de Bruyne (CM) – Belgium
Kylian Mbappé (ST) – France
Neymar Jr. (LW) – Brazil
John Oblock (GK) – Slovenia
Harry Kane (ST) – Ingladera
N’Golo Kanté (CDM) – France
Manuel Neuer (GK) – Germany
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