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The highly anticipated game FIFA 15 is due to release in the coming week. However, Electronic Arts is giving Xbox one owners the chance to play the full version of the game, five days ahead of the general release. An EA Access subscription of $4.99 a month is required to gain this early access.
However, one can only play for a maximum of six hours. The six hours does not have to be played all at once. There is a countdown clock which allows gamers to start and stop the game as many times as they want. According to the EA website, "You can play all of the trial at once or spread your gaming over several days. Either way, you'll get regular updates letting you know how much time you have left." Also, it has been notified that the six-hour allowance will still be being used if the game is running in the background on Xbox One. It has been advised by EA to be sure to quit the game when it is not being played, so as to maximize game time.
All progress, along with achievements, will be saved and will carry over into the game if the player decides to purchase the game when it officially releases. The game goes on general release on September 23 across North America, two days later across Europe and specifically on September 26 in the UK.
