FIFA 21 hasn’t yet been officially released worldwide, but EA have just released their first Title Update for the game.
The latest FIFA title from the FIFA gaming franchise has a worldwide release date of October 9, 2020, but players who have pre-ordered the Champions or Ultimate Edition of the game will get three days early access, with those players being able to play FIFA 21 from October 6, 2020.
However players with an EA Play subscription have been able to access a ten-hour trial period of FIFA 21 from October 1, 2020, on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. EA Play, which was previously named EA Access/Origin Access, is a monthly paid subscription service that gives players a number of different perks and discounts, including early access to FIFA 21.
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FIFA Ultimate Team players are also able to access the new FUT 21 Web App and the new FUT 21 Companion App, which will allow them to start building their FIFA 21 Ultimate Team squad ready for release day.
But it looks like EA have discovered a very specific online issue, that seems to apply for players on PS4 and PC only at the moment, which EA have addressed in Title Update 1.
Here are the full confirmed patch notes for the FIFA 21 Title Update 1.
FIFA 21 Title Update 1 – Full patch notes
The latest Title Update for FIFA 21 is now available and includes the change below.
Online
Addressed the following issue:
- In some instances, an online match would continue between a player and the CPU AI after the player’s initial opponent left the match.
- This issue could potentially occur in all types of online matches.
Title Update #1 is currently available on PC and PlayStation 4.
FIFA 21 will be playable on the next-generation edition of gaming consoles, the Playstation 5 and the Xbox One Series X/S. These consoles will be released in November.
When you purchase FIFA 21 on Xbox, PS4 or PC, you’ll have access to something called Dual Entitlement, which will enable you to upgrade your copy of FIFA 21 on PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5, or from Xbox One to Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, at no extra cost. The Dual Entitlement offer will let you upgrade your copy of the game at no extra cost up until the release of FIFA 22.
FIFA 21 will be released in the UK and worldwide on October 9, 2020, but if you buy the Ultimate or Champions Edition of the game, you can play from October 6.
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