Is FIFA 23 the last FIFA?

Will there be any more FIFA games?
Is FIFA 23 the last FIFA?
Written By Onur Demirkol

(Content Writer)

Reviewed by : Naim Rosinski

(Content Manager & Editor)

Last UpdatedSeptember 28, 2025 at 09:16AM
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Many players ask: Is FIFA 23 the last FIFA? The short answer is yes—FIFA 23 is the final football game released under the FIFA name by EA Sports. But that doesn’t mean football games from EA are ending.

Is FIFA 23 the last FIFA? Explained

EA Sports and FIFA (the global football governing body) ended their long-standing licensing deal in 2022. Because of this, EA no longer uses the FIFA name for future titles. Instead of “FIFA 24,” the series continues under a new name: EA Sports FC.

This makes FIFA 23 the last EA Sports game to carry the FIFA branding.

What comes after FIFA 23

Although the FIFA name is gone, EA still produces yearly football games:

  • The series continues as EA Sports FC, starting with EA Sports FC 24 in 2023.
  • EA kept most licenses, including top leagues, clubs, players, and stadiums.
  • Gameplay and modes remain familiar, with updates and new features over time.

So, while the name has changed, the football gaming experience lives on.

Could there be another FIFA game?

FIFA, the organization, has said it might release its own football game with another developer. However, no major competitor has yet replaced EA Sports in scale or popularity. For now, EA Sports FC is the direct continuation of FIFA 23.

So, is FIFA 23 the last FIFA? Yes—it's the final EA Sports title under the FIFA brand. But EA Sports is still making football games every year, now under the EA Sports FC name. Fans can expect the same experience, just without the FIFA label.

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Onur Demirkol

Onur Demirkol here, content writer for THESPIKEGG. I have been around for a very long time now, you may have seen me in the comments.

I started writing here in 2021, but my first gig was back in 2018. That was when I realized people actually get paid to write about games. I’ve written thousands of articles for different media outlets, led teams, and conducted interviews with players.

When I’m not behind the keyboard, I’m watching Galatasaray, following the NBA, or pretending I’m still good at basketball. I also work full-time at AnyDesk, writing serious things in not-so-serious ways.

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