EA Sports FC 25 Hits Record Low Prices on Various Platforms

EA Sports FC 25 is currently available with an impressive 70% discount across major platforms like PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam. This significant markdown has slashed the game’s price to an all-time low of $20.99. Although the discount rate remains consistent across platforms, the duration of these offers varies considerably.

Since its launch in late September 2024, EA Sports FC 25 has encountered mixed reviews. Over the past five months, the game has experienced several price cuts, each attracting more players to join in the gameplay.

Just as winter started in 2025, EA rolled out yet another sale, bringing this exciting soccer game down to its lowest-ever price of $20.99. This drop is notably steeper—40% less than during the previous Black Friday sale—and even $7 cheaper than its former record-low price. On the other hand, the Nintendo Switch version, while not as low as its counterparts, is still available at $23.99, representing a significant 60% off.

As for how long you have to snag these deals, that’s where things get a bit complicated. Each platform’s sale started at different times, meaning they will also end at different times. Specifically, Nintendo Switch users need to act fastest, with the eShop sale wrapping up by March 10. Steam users, meanwhile, have until March 13. For those gaming on Xbox or PlayStation, the offers extend further, expiring on March 17 and March 27, respectively. Notably, the PC version is doing exceptionally well, currently ranking as the fourth “Top Seller” on Steam below titles like Split Fiction and Monster Hunter Wilds.

Meanwhile, there’s another enticing offer on the table for those interested in EA Sports FC 25’s Ultimate Edition. It’s now available at a 60% markdown at $39.99, which matches its lowest-ever price, having been offered at this rate three times before—in December 2024 and once in January 2025. It’s worth noting, though, this Ultimate Edition offer isn’t available on the eShop. For players who primarily enjoy single-player modes, the Standard Edition remains the more wallet-friendly choice.

From a pricing perspective, EA Sports FC 25 is following a similar discounting path as its predecessor. However, player spending isn’t quite up to par with past games, resulting in a $6 billion hit to EA’s market value after their latest financial disclosures. As we look ahead, it’s likely that the game will see another major price drop in the spring of this year. Plus, fans can anticipate the next installment to hit the shelves sometime come late summer or early fall 2025.