FIFA 23 Officially Announced; Release Date and First Trailer

After the devs presented the cover of their new football game EA Sports has officially announced FIFA 23. The publisher also released a trailer for the title, which you can watch below.

Recall that this will be the last game from Electronic Arts signed with the FIFA logo. Subsequent installments of the series are to be released under the name EA Sports FC. At the same time, EA Sports promised that this year's, so to speak, farewell installment of the series will be "the best and most extensive" in the history of the brand.

What can we look forward to? For the first time FIFA 23 will feature women's club teams, along with their own leagues and the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Of course, we will also get updated lineups for the men's teams.

In total, the game will feature more than 19,000 players, 100 stadiums, more than 700 teams and 30 leagues. All of this we will also be able to check out in network competition with users of multiple platforms thanks to the cross-play feature.

In addition to seasonal content updates FIFA 23 will also offer more realistic animations thanks to improved HyperMotion technology. The developers also promise many new features and improved gameplay mechanics, including dribbling, shooting and "acceleration" systems. More information will be revealed "soon".

We will find out the truth of these assurances with the release of FIFA 23, which will take place on September 30 on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, as well as in the Google Stadia service and on Nintendo Switch (in the so-called Legacy Edition), and thus not too different from FIFA 22). Slightly earlier access to the game will be available to buyers of the Ultimate Edition. Those will be able to start playing on September 27.