EA Sports College Football 25 is set to be released this week, allowing gamers the chance to play as their favorite school and build a program into the next great dynasty or create the next star to win the Heisman Trophy.

The game is set to be released on Friday, but people that bought the deluxe version of the game or have an EA Play membership will be able to play it a few days earlier, making it appointment gaming when it officially drops. Here are all the details of when EA Sports College Football comes out.

When does EA Sports College Football 25 come out?

Those who preordered the deluxe edition of EA Sports College Football 25, bought the MVP bundle with Madden 25 or have EA Play early access will be able to play the game on Monday, July 15. The standard version of the game will be available to play on Friday, July 19.

What time does EA Sports College Football 25 come out?

For those able to play the game on Monday, it will be available to play at 4 p.m. ET. For those who have to wait until Friday, it will be released at 12 a.m. ET.

EA Sports College Football 25 versions, how to preorder

The deluxe version and MVP bundle can still be digitally pre-ordered through Xbox's Microsoft Store and PlayStation's PlayStation Store up until July 18 and will be available to play if purchased after the early access period begins.

The standard version of the game costs $69.99, the deluxe edition is $99.99 and the MVP bundle is $149.99.

EA Sports College Football 25 review

USA TODAY Sports was able to play the full game of EA Sports College Football 25 before it releases, and the first impression of the game lives up the ginormous hype.

The presentation of the game will blow every gamer away. The details of every team and stadium is precise, capturing the unique traditions and pageantry of every FBS school. For instance, UCLA's "8 clap" can be heard during games and Hawai'i fans celebrate by throwing up the shaka. Another aspect of the presentation is the commentary. The commentators stressed the hours they put into the game, and there are so many fresh takes coming from the booth where the same things don't get repeated over and over again.