EA has grown its FC 24 Coins Play program quite a bit since its launch. The service gives subscribers access to dozens of EA titles, including classics like the Mass Effect trilogy and Battlefield 4. The service is also included with Xbox Game Pass subscriptions on PC and Xbox consoles, giving even more players access to its titles and perks. One of these benefits includes monthly free content in some of EA's hottest titles that include in-game cosmetics, currencies, and XP boosters.
Now, EA has announced the newest set of in-game rewards that EA Play subscribers can redeem for the month of October in addition to the "Ready Up" Epic Outfit that subscribers could already redeem for EA's dodgeball multiplayer shooter Knockout City. There is a little something for nearly everyone in October, with EA paying special attention to its biggest sports titles like Madden NFL 22. FC 24. and NHL 22. as well as giving a little something to Apex Legends players as well.
EA Play subscribers can also claim a number of different packs to help them along as well. The first item that FC 24 players can claim is an XP Boost for the game's first season of FIFA Ultimate Team. The XP Boost is available from now until November 12 and should help the players that grab it start earning their level 30 rewards much faster this season as players try to get some of FC 24 's highest-rated players for their Ultimate Teams.
The other two perks that FIFA players can claim are more cosmetic in nature, just in case players were getting a bit bored with the stadiums and kits already featured in FC 24. The first pack is available until November 12 gives players two pieces of branded Adidas Firebird Apparel as well as 4.500 Volta coins to help players customize their street players however they want. The second pack is the FIFA Ultimate Team Storm Stadium Set. This pack is available until October 31 and includes a member-exclusive Epic Storm Kit, Crest, Stadium Theme, and Tifo.
Electronic Arts has officially pulled a player from FIFA 24 Coins for sale due to several charges against them. The suspended Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy has been removed from the game as he awaits trial.