Gamers rush to get brand new EA Sports FC 24 for only 79p – but there’s a catch

GAMERS are rushing to snap up EA Sports’ brand new FC24 for just 79p.

It really is that cheap – but of course not without a catch.

If players decide to purchase the game after the trial, all saved progress will carry over

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If players decide to purchase the game after the trial, all saved progress will carry overPhoto credit: Getty

While it’s true that you can play the game for less than a pound, you’ll only have 10 hours to do so as the offer is part of a cheap trial.

Players who subscribe to EA Play can do so for just 79p for the first month, instead of the standard £3.99 monthly membership.

EA Play is the renaming of EA Access and Origin Access.

It gives players a 10 percent discount on all games, season passes, points packs and DLCs – as well as the coveted chance to try out newly released games before they are released.

By signing up, players will gain access to a 10-hour trial of all upcoming games, including the new Footie title.

If players decide to purchase the game after the trial, all saved progress will carry over.

So you can pick up right where you left off.

As part of the deal, EA is also offering new subscribers an Ultimate Team welcome package.

Even though 10 hours doesn’t sound like a lot when you consider how much time players plan to spend playing, it can certainly be enough.

The time limit does not start from the moment the game is played.

But instead the total time played.

It may be possible to extend the trial until the FC 24 release date on September 29th.

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