➤ FIFA 21: Electronic Arts will not release a demo version of the game 🎮

Very often it happens that you fall in love with a game and buy it as soon as you see the trailer or a video that shows the game. gameplay and some features. Other times, however, it is necessary to test it by hand using one trial version to find out if the title really reflects what the developers have promised and coincides with what the players are looking for. The latter possibility was denied to fans of FIFA, waiting for the release in the stores of FIFA 21, the new chapter based on the football season that has just begun. Electronic Arts has in fact announced, through a post on Twitter that you will find at the bottom of the article, the decision of not wanting to release this year one demo of its historic and famous sports simulator.

As you can read from the post, the choice of not wanting to provide a trial version of the game would derive from the desire to provide the best possible gaming experience on current and new generation consoles, concentrating the resources available on the final development. of the title. As seen to date, FIFA 21 will not differ much from a technical point of view FIFA 20 and will continue to exploit the Frostbite graphics engine. Among the innovations that should improve the gameplay and increase the level of realism of the new chapter we can find one improved physics as far as game contrasts are concerned, one increased tactical intelligence teammates and a renewed dribbling system.

As in FIFA 20, the new edition will also feature the Champions League and l 'Europa League but it will not have the rights of some important teams like the Juventus and Roma, renamed respectively Piedmont Football e Roma FC. Electronic Arts has finally confirmed that FIFA 21 will be released on 9 October su PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC and, subsequently, also on PlayStation 5 e Xbox Series X e Series S.