FIFA 16 demo available now on Xbox One and PS4

The FIFA 16 demo is now available to download and play on Xbox One & PS4 with the PC demo being available later today. Xbox 360 and PS3 versions are due to be available tomorrow.

When you first launch the demo, the game will jump you straight into the El Classico with Real Madrid facing off against bitter rivals Barcelona at the Bernabeu. After completing the match, the rest of the demo unlocks giving you the option to play as any of the 10 teams available including the likes of Barcelona, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Manchester City & PSG. The two playable stadiums in the demo are BORUSSIA-PARK and CenturyLink Field, both of which are making their FIFA debuts.

You can also try out Women’s football in FIFA 16 for the first time, with it possible to play using either the Germany or USA Women’s National Team, although they can only be used against each other.

Other features you can try in the demo include the FIFA Ultimate Team Draft, FIFA Trainer and New Skill Games.

FIFA Ultimate Team Draft: experience a brand new way to play – FUT Draft. Make careful decisions as you build a squad, then take them onto the pitch in an offline match.

FIFA Trainer: everyone can Compete at a Higher Level in FIFA 16. Check out the FIFA Trainer, a new contextual training system, to pick up some new tips while playing Kick Off or FUT Draft.

New Skill Games: as matches are loading experience six of our six new skill games.

Bundesliga Broadcast Presentation: (available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC only) experience authentic broadcast graphics when Borussia Dortmund visits Borussia Mönchengladbach at BORUSSIA-PARK.

10 Club Teams:

  • FC Barcelona
  • Borussia Dortmund
  • Borussia Mönchengladbach
  • Chelsea FC
  • Inter Milan
  • Manchester City
  • Paris Saint-Germain
  • Real Madrid CF
  • River Plate
  • Seattle Sounders

Women’s National Teams:

  • Germany
  • United States

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