Sony has revealed the batch of games that will be free to all subscribers in the month of May, also including EA Sports FC 24 and Tunic.
PlayStation's downloads in 2023 were seemingly dominated by Hogwarts Legacy, Call of Duty, and a series of sports games.
Meanwhile, Mortal Kombat 1 makes a surprising return to the top ten, ranking in third place thanks to PS5 price promotions.
Total software sales for the month saw a 2% growth over December 2022, while hardware sales were up by 7%.
Meanwhile, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora dropped out of the top ten entirely despite debuting last week. Sales dropped by 53 percent.
Meanwhile, Hogwarts Legacy drops down to second place, while Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 slots in at No. 3.
Players will also be able to nab one of six European stars in Ultimate Team, EA Sports has confirmed.
Previously, it was revealed that the game had been played by over 11.3 million players within its first couple of weeks.
The latest update for EA Sports FC 24 also features many changes and fixes for issues specific to different platforms.
Despite sales dropping, EA's sports title is still the top-selling game in the UK. Meanwhile, Detective Pikachu Returns debuted in third.
EA Sports FC Mobile had 11.2 million users in ten days, with 2.2 million at launch. New players in FC 24 are also up 20 percent year-over-year.
EA confirms it sold 6.8 million units of the game for its one-week early access period, which is up 35% from last year's FIFA 23.
However, the game has seen a 30% drop in physical launch sales as compared to last year's FIFA 23.
The latest deep dive video for EA Sports FC 24 goes into how the game's Clubs mode now works, and also showing us some crossplay.
Check out new features coming to Ultimate Team in EA Sports FC 24, including the ability to upgrade athletes, and the addition of women to the game mode.
EA Sports FC 24 will feature new, more detailed models for the players, a revamped cloth system, improved lighting, new celebrations, and more.
EA Sports has revealed the changes and improvements it's making to the Player and Manager Career Modes in its upcoming football sim.
New details on EA Sports FC 24's player and manager career modes will be unveiled in a deep dive trailer tomorrow.
EA Sports FC titles will continue to feature official licenses for all Premier League teams, players, Astadiums, sponsors, kits, and more.
"There are a few differences, just because of the hardware, but the game’s running great," says John Shepherd, VP and executive producer at EA.
An extensive new trailer highlights some of the biggest improvements being made to the on-pitch action in EA Sports FC 24.
EA Sports will premiere a gamplay trailer for the upcoming football sim at 8 AM PT.
EA Sports FC 24 will be the first time that FIFA has seen any sort of feature parity between the Nintendo Switch and other platforms.
The Standard Edition retails for $69.99 on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5 and PC, while the Nintendo Switch version costs $59.99.
True to leaks, the Ultimate Edition cover features in-game renders of 31 different past and present male and female football stars.
A new trailer showcases several football stars, including Manchester City striker Erling Haaland, the Standard Edition's rumored cover star.
The game's Ultimate Edition cover will allegedly also see Haaland accompanied by 30 other male and female football stars.
This year's game will be EA Sports' first ever football sim to not bear the FIFA name, and is due to be revealed sometime this month.
Rumours indicate that we will be getting a reveal event for the upcoming EA Sports FC some time in the middle of July.
As previously confirmed, 2023 will see EA's popular yearly football franchise changing its name from FIFA to EA Sports FC.
The FIFA franchise will be rebranding itself as EA Sports FC starting this year, but it will continue to hold exclusive licensing rights to the Premier League.
FIFA and EA will officially go their separate ways after the developer releases the next FIFA game this year.
EA hasn't been shy about discussing its dissatisfaction with its FIFA licensing agreement, and could soon be making significant changes.
EA Sports has filed for trademarks that suggest that it might indeed be gearing up to rebrand its FIFA series of football sims.
