How to pre-order EA Sports College Football 25? All we need to know about prices and content

Fans are excited about the release of EA Sports College Football 25. The game is reviving the franchise on hiatus for the previous decade. In the last 24 hours, much news about the game has come out. We are here to tell you how to pre-order the game and explain what the standard and deluxe editions of the game have.

How to preorder EA Sports College Football 25

There are multiple ways to pre-order EA Sports College Football 25. You can do it via the game system's store, video game stores (GameStop, Target, Best Buy, etc.) and the EA Sports website.

EA Sports College Football 25 Preorder: Deluxe vs. Standard Edition

There are multiple pre-order options for EA Sports College Football 25 but we will compare the standard and deluxe editions.

What are the perks of pre-ordering the EA Sports College Football 25 Standard Edition?

Here is what you will receive if you pre-order the standard edition ($69.99) for the game:

• Base game
• Alma Mater Ultimate Team Pack
• Cover Athlete Ultimate Team Pack
• Bring Home Glory Ultimate Team Uniform Item

What are the perks of pre-ordering the EA Sports College Football 25 Deluxe Edition?

You will receive a few more items if you pre-order the deluxe edition. Below are the additional in-game items you receive for the deluxe edition ($99.99):

• Base game
• 3 Day Early Access
• 4600 College Football Points
• Alma Mater Ultimate Team Pack
• Cover Athlete Ultimate Team Pack
• Bring Glory Home Ultimate Team Uniform Item
• Heisman Hopeful Ultimate Team Pack (If Pre-Ordered by 6/27)

EA Sports College Football 25 release date

EA Sports College Football 25 is scheduled to release on July 19. However, the pre-order bonuses can get you to play three days early.

When's the last day for EA Sports College Football 25 pre-orders?

You can pre-order the game any time before the game is released from the game store on your respective system. For a physical copy, contact the store, as each location has different rules for when they cut it off.