Sony has made the popular football simulator from EA Sports available to all PlayStation Plus subscribers.
Anyone who has a Sony-made console and has yet to purchase FIFA 22 can now do so for free thanks to the release of the popular football simulator on PlayStation Plus.
The latest titles to be added to the subscription service for May 2022 have been disclosed, including a market-leading offering from EA Sports.
EA Sports FIFA 22: Powered by Football takes the game even closer to the real thing with gameplay improvements in every mode. With reinvented Volta Football gameplay, you can build your dream squad in Ultimate Team, create your own club in Career Mode, and express yourself in style on the streets. Enjoy competitive multiplayer matches on PS4 and PS5, with PS5's breakthrough next-gen HyperMotion technology making every match feel even more lifelike. It's time to kick off your FIFA 22 season with tremendous innovation all over the field!
Players can now participate as their favourite players from across the world, from Lionel Messi to Cristiano Ronaldo, with all of the game's popular features like Ultimate Team and Career Mode available.
PlayStation Plus users can use the PlayStation Plus FUT Pack for FIFA 22 Ultimate Team to build a new Ultimate Team or boost a current one. This pack contains 11 players with a rating of 82 or higher to help you build your dream team in FIFA 22 Ultimate Team, as well as an Icon Moments Loan Player Pick, which allows you to choose from some of the greatest ballers in history and add one of three to your squad for five games.
What other football games are free to play?
In 2022, the FIFA franchise could get a major makeover, with EA Sports rumoured to be breaking away from world football's governing body and going it alone.
That would necessitate a clear change in the game's title, but the game already has a devoted following.
There has also been speculation that EA's latest creation will be free to play, as it follows in the footsteps of competing games and places a greater emphasis on in-game purchases.
Users can currently play Konami's eFootball (previously Pro Evolution Soccer or PES) for free, and UFL is expected to follow suit sometime in 2022.
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