The EA Sports FC 24 Amazon Prime Gaming Pack 8 is available to claim right now. You can claim the eighth pack until 17th June 2024.
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With a new FC 24 Prime Gaming pack available to claim each month, you can add plenty of firepower to your Ultimate Team squad if you own an active Amazon Prime subscription.
To claim the Ultimate Team goodies in Pack 8, you'll need to remember to link your Amazon Prime account to your EA account to claim the rewards!
Don't worry, we'll let you in on how to do just that in the article below.
Thanks to the Amazon Prime free 30-day trial, you can also claim the FC 24 Prime Gaming Pack 8 rewards for free! Best of all, you can claim your Prime Gaming rewards no matter what platform you play FC 24 on.
Read on to find out what the Prime Gaming FC 24 Pack 8 rewards are, how to claim them and how to link your Amazon Prime and EA accounts.
When to claim the FC 24 Twitch Prime Gaming rewards
The EA FC 24 Twitch Prime Gaming Pack 8 is available until 17th June 2024.
Prime Gaming is available in the UK, US, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
To link an Amazon account to an EA account, first head to Amazon's login and then make your way over to the Prime Gaming page. From here, select "Get in-game content" from the menu to complete the link.
It's recommended to do this in private browsing or incognito mode to avoid not connecting the wrong EA account. Once an account is linked, you are not able to link it to a new one.
How to claim FC 24 Twitch Prime Gaming rewards
EA Sports FC 24 Amazon Prime Twitch pack. EA
Once your EA and Amazon account have been linked, launch EA FC 24 and head to Ultimate Team mode. Then navigate to the Ultimate Team Store and select My Packs, where your Prime Gaming Pack will be available to claim.
EA notes that it may take up to one hour for the Twitch Prime Gaming pack to be added to your account.
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