In less than 2 months, FIFA 23 will be officially released. As a reminder, this one will be released on September 30. And of course as a fan of the license, everyone wants to play and test the game in advance. Even, let’s be honest, it’s still a beta so we’re very far from the final version.
But it still allows us to test the new features that have been announced to us throughout the summer.
Is the FIFA 23 beta available?
In theory, the beta is only available for US and UK accounts to centralize the feedback received in a single language. It’s quite unfortunate, but also understandable. But in recent years, it has spread a little more. A lot of influencers, content creators, even professional or normal players (because it is “just” to be verified to be eligible) receive access to the FIFA 23 beta.
But if you want to maximize your chances of getting beta access, you can simply sign up for EA’s newsletters and hopefully you’ll receive a beta access code in your inbox.
To do this, nothing could be simpler:
- Visit the website ofEA and login.
- Click on your profile and go to the Settings section.
- Go to the “email preferences” tab.
- Make sure the “Yes, notify me of EA products, news, events, and promotions by email” box is checked.
- In the “Favorite Games” section, check FIFA to increase your chances.
Who can access the FIFA 23 beta?
We said it a little earlier in this article, but the beta is mainly intended for the USA and UK, so don’t hesitate to change the region of your own EA account, simply via the EA website. By changing this region, you increase your chances of being selected.
Unfortunately, this does not ensure access, because access is quite restricted, but as they say: Who tries nothing, has nothing!
Also note that a first wave of access to the beta was distributed when it was launched on 08/11, but a second wave should be planned by next week. So stay tuned!
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