FC 25 gets free trial on Switch: Start date and how to get it
The beautiful game goes portable!
The popularity of EA Sports FC 25 shows no signs of slowing down as the cycle for the most recent entry into the footballing franchise nears its end.
FC 25 continues to see millions load into Career Mode and Ultimate Team modes with the aim of building the very best team to ever grace the virtual pitch.
Now, those with a Nintendo Switch Online subscription have the perfect opportunity to experience the beautiful game on their consoles.
Here, find everything there is to know about the FC 25 free trial on Switch and how you can start scoring as soon as possible.
When is the FC 25 free trial on Switch?
The FC 25 free trial on Switch takes place from 24th February 2025 and will run until 2nd March 2025.
This gives players a whole week to download EA Sports FC 25 and play the game without having to spend a single penny.
There's no better time to play it if you've always wanted to try the game on Nintendo's flagship console.
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How to get FC 25 free trial on Switch
To download the free trial of FC 25 on Switch, head to the Nintendo eShop and download the game.
Players will have access to the entire game meaning they can play Rush, Ultimate Team and more.
When the free trial runs out, players won't have access to the game but the game will be available to purchase from the eShop.
Worried about having to start a new save when the trial ends? Fear not.
Players who made progress during the free trial will have the ability to continue with their saves if they decide to part ways with their cash.
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Jon Nicholson is a Freelance Gaming Writer, specialising in the Call of Duty franchise. He previously worked for Gfinity, GGRecon and Red Bull writing a variety of gaming news and guides. Alongside his previous work, he's a Freelance News Writer for Esports Insider.
