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EA Sports FC 25 has just hit a record low price across PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam, thanks to a 70% discount that takes its cost down to just $20.99. It’s worth noting that while this discount is consistent across platforms, the duration of the sale varies.
The game initially launched in late September 2024 and received mixed reviews. Since its debut, EA Sports FC 25 has been subject to several discounts over the subsequent months.
Now, in the winter of 2025, another significant sale offers a flat 70% price cut available across major platforms such as PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam. This brings the game’s cost down to an unprecedented $20.99, slashing its previous best prices by substantial margins—it was 40% cheaper than the Black Friday deal and $7 less than its last lowest rate. Meanwhile, for Nintendo Switch users, the game is priced at $23.99, a 60% discount.
The timing of these sales varies by platform. Nintendo Switch users, for instance, must act fast as this deal ends on March 10. Steam users get a few extra days, with their sale concluding on March 13. Xbox and PlayStation fans have more time, with discounts available until March 17 and 27, respectively. Notably, the game is doing fairly well on the PC, with it currently ranking as the fourth Top Seller on Steam, trailing only Split Fiction, Monster Hunter Wilds, and REPO.
For those interested in the EA Sports FC 25 Ultimate Edition, there is also a sale, offering it at a 60% discount, bringing it to $39.99. This price matches the best-ever discounts, which have been seen a few times since December 2024. However, Switch users won’t find this deal on the eShop. Players who focus mainly on single-player modes might want to stick with the more budget-friendly Standard Edition.
Looking back at pricing trends, EA Sports FC 25 appears to be dropping in price as quickly as its predecessor. Despite this, player spending hasn’t been as robust, resulting in EA losing $6 billion in market capitalization following its most recent financial disclosures. Keep an eye out for another potential price drop this spring, and mark your calendars—the game’s sequel is anticipated to launch in the late summer or early fall of 2025.
