FIFA 22 hits shelves on 1st October but its available to pre-order now. We've found a way for you to get your hands on it for as little as £24.99.
The latest instalment from EA features fancy new "HyperMotion" technology which promises to make virtual ball-kicking the most realistic it's ever been.
What's more, Kylian Mbappe will be the cover star of the new game and Alex Scott features as the first female commentator on a Fifa game.
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Here's how you can get your hands on it for as little as £24.99.
FIFA 22 pre-order deal: Get the new FIFA 22 for just £24.99
LADbible readers can get £10 cashback on any FIFA 22 order at GAME by signing up to TopCashback using this link.
For example, the Nintendo Switch version of FIFA 22 is available to pre-order from GAME for £34.99. But by signing up to TopCashback, you can get £10 cashback, meaning you've got it for £24.99.
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The offer is also available on Xbox, PlayStation and PC versions of the game. Whilst tThe Xbox and PS5 versions are a little more expensive, but you'll still be able to pick them up for a decent £54.99 with the cashback.
How to redeem the offer
All you have to do to get the deal is follow four simple steps:
- Create a free account with TopCashback.
- Using that same link, click through to the GAME website.
- Buy yourself any version of FIFA 22 priced from £34.99 as you would normally on the website.
- Wait for TopCashback to put £10 in your account and enjoy.
Once the game is released on 1st October, TopCashback will automatically transfer the money to your account dashboard. It can take a up to 14 days after purchasing for the money to become payable, but then you can choose to either withdraw the money or keep it in there for a rainy day.
It's worth noting that this deal is only available to new customers or existing customers who haven't earned any cashback yet.
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The offer expires on 30th November 2021 and if you cancel your pre-order, you'll lose your £10 cashback too.
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Topics: SPORT, GAMING, Football, FIFA, GAME