FIFA 18 Coming to EA Access on Xbox One Between July and September

Will be joined by The Sims 4, Burnout Paradise Remastered, Fe, and Dante's Inferno.

News by Tom Orry, Managing Editor

Updated on 4 July 2018

After a longer than usual wait for the current version of FIFA to arrive on EA Access for Xbox One, we finally have a release window for FIFA 18 on the subscription service. FIFA 18 will hit EA Access on Xbox One between now and September.

FIFA 18 recently received the World Cup 2018 update completely free of charge and gave people another reason to buy the game. We'd expect the game to be added to EA Access at some point once the World Cup is finished. The World Cup final takes place on July 15, 2018.

FIFA 18 includes the second part of Alex Hunter's journey.

Also coming to the EA Access Vault before the end of September are The Sims 4, Burnout Paradise Remastered, Fe, and Dante's Inferno. Burnout Paradise was the first remaster from EA on this generation of consoles, and released back in March.

EA Access isn't just about offering complete back catalogue games, though, also giving subscribers trials of new releases. As we approach the busy sports game release season EA Access will provide four new trials in August and September 2018.

EA SPORTS Madden NFL 19 - 8/2/18
EA SPORTS NBA Live 19 - 8/31/18
EA SPORTS NHL 19 - 9/6/18
EA SPORTS FIFA 19 - 9/20/18

EA has also said that EA Access will be getting a new website, complete with remote install feature and a visual overhaul. For more on FIFA 18, head over to our FIFA 18 World Cup Mode Guide and our guide to FIFA 18's best young players.

If you're looking for help with FIFA 19, we've got a full FIFA 19 guide. If you'd rather hop directly to one of our specific guides, we've got them all for you just below.

Tom Orry

Managing Editor

Tom started life on a circus in Australia before his family moved to the UK. His love of gaming started soon after, which essentially meant he bought every video game magazine available and worked numerous part-time jobs as a child in order to afford costly N64 games. He created UK site VideoGamer.com, of which he was the Editor for over a decade. He now doesn't like circuses.