EA Sports Faces New Competition
For the past three decades, EA Sports has dominated the football gaming industry with little competition. However, that is about to change with the emergence of UFL or Ultimate Football League. While Konami's eFootball has made some waves, it still falls short in terms of its player base.
UFL: An Exciting New Game
UFL has been making headlines with its signing of key players like Cristiano Ronaldo as ambassadors. Despite some delays in development, a closed beta test is on the horizon. This will give players the first opportunity to experience the game for themselves.
Closed Beta Test: What You Need to Know
If you signed up for the UFL beta test, be sure to check your emails, including your spam folder. The closed beta test will take place in the coming months, with testers being invited in waves. While no firm release date has been announced, this test will provide valuable insights and information about the game.
Missed Out on the Beta Test?
If you didn't sign up for the UFL beta test, unfortunately, it's now too late. However, with more people getting their hands on the game, there will be a wealth of information available. Early footage has shown promise, and football gaming fans are excited about the potential alternative to the FIFA series.
If you want to learn more about football games, be sure to check out our EA FC 24 review.
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.
