FIFA 23 Web App and the FIFA 23 Companion App’s release dates have been revealed.
EAcommunity manager EA_rephii announced that the much-anticipated kick-off to theFIFA 23season will begin with the launch of the FIFA 23 Web App on September 21.
The FIFA 23 Companion App, which allows players to manage their FIFA 23 Ultimate Team on mobile, will launch one day later on September 22.
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Players looking to get a head start on FIFA 23 must have created a FUT 22 club inFIFA 22before June 25, 2025, to be eligible for this early access to the game.
If you’ve deleted your FUT 22 club, you’ll be unable to get an early start on the game.
In order to unlock the FIFA 23 Web App and Companion App, players must log in to FIFA 23 on their console, which will then unlock both apps.
The Web App and Companion App allow players to open packs and sell items in FIFA Ultimate Team ahead of the launch of the full game. While players can’t play matches, they can open their loyalty reward, which varies based on the account history of the player.
Some players onXboxalready got a head start when the game was madeplayable on the console briefly earlier this month.
However, even those who made it onto FIFA 23 Ultimate Team won’t have an advantage, as the progress made during the accidental preview was wiped by EA.
FIFA 23 will first be officially available to the public on September 27, three days before the full release on September 30.
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This year’s version of the game will include arefreshed chemistry system, a new FUT Moments modeand a wider representation of women’s football.
Marvel and EA will collaborate on a series of special Hero items that will featurecomic book-style graphics of some of football’s biggest cult heroes.These items will launch in conjunction with the World Cup which takes place this winter.
