Planning to play College Football 25? Here's what you need to know

College football video game drought ends with College Football 25 release in July, featuring Michigan's Donovan Edwards on the cover.

The landscape of college football has undergone significant transformations over the past ten years. From realignment to the College Football Playoff, NIL agreements, the transfer portal, and lucrative television contracts, the sport has seen continuous evolution. However, one notable absence since 2013 has been a college football video game.

EA Sports' NCAA Football 14 marked the end of an era, leaving fans longing for its return. This year, College Football 25 is set to break the drought, featuring Donovan Edwards as one of the cover athletes alongside two others. With its upcoming release on Xbox and PlayStation, fans are eagerly anticipating the revival of college football gaming.

For many, the NCAA Football series holds a special place in their hearts, with memories of hours spent playing the game. College Football 25 promises to reignite that passion, drawing players back into the virtual gridiron. As details of the game continue to surface, it's clear that EA has gone above and beyond to deliver a game that fans have been yearning for.

The timing couldn't be more perfect, with Michigan's recent national championship victory adding an extra layer of excitement. The game will not only feature visuals and gameplay inspired by the Wolverines' success but will also showcase Edwards on the cover, further enhancing the experience for Michigan fans. It's a dream come true for gamers who bleed maize and blue.