AMAZON Prime is offering all of its subscribers 10 rare FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) cards for FIFA 23 players starting today.
EA Sports is teaming up with Amazon to offer FIFA 23 rewards to all Prime subscribers.
Prime Gaming now offers rewards for FIFA 23.
The gaming sector of Amazon Prime, known as Prime Gaming, gives away numerous rewards for popular live-service games every month.
This includes in-game loot for games such as Pokémon Go, League of Legends, and Fall Guys.
FIFA 23 released a few weeks ago, but this is the first time Prime Gaming is offering rewards for the latest game.
From today, Prime subscribers are eligible to download a free Prime Gaming FUT pack in-game, containing 10 rare player cards.
The first kind of card the pack contains is Gold rarity player cards. This first reward will include seven of these higher rarity cards.
Players will also receive two cards from Player Pick with a minimum overall rating of 81.
Player Pick gives players the choice of three highly rated FUT cards, and users then choose one they want to keep.
The final card is a Kylian Mbappé card, one of the rarest in the game.
Unfortunately, players will only be able to use this card five times before it is gone for good from their team.
This Prime FUT pack will also include 12 rare consumable cards for subscribers to use to power up their players.
Subscribers to Amazon Prime can claim their Prime Gaming FUT pack by logging in to Prime Gaming with their Amazon accounts.
You then need to link your EA account that you use to play FIFA 23, to Prime Gaming.
From there you can collect your FUT pack on the Prime Gaming FIFA 23 rewards page.
The page should show a button to claim your FUT pack, which will make the pack appear in FIFA 23 or the companion app.
From here you should be able to open your Prime Gaming FUT Pack like any regular pack.
Prime Gaming rewards usually change monthly, so new players will be able to be claimed from next month.
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.
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