All NHL 25 Edition Differences Explained

The latest EA Sports game,is promising players the best hockey simulator around as it offers improved visuals, AI, and realism across the board from the previous entries, all features fans will be excited to witness for themselves. Naturally, sports fans and hockey enthusiasts alike are getting excited, especially as the yearly entry typically delivers a compelling experience. Fortunately, there are a few editions of that players can pick up, depending on how much extra content they want to get out of it, with each one coming in at drastically different price points.

However, fans of the series will likely want to get at least the basic edition, as previews have been glowing, claiming that it has delivered a truly immersive and realistic hockey experience. Of course, for those who want early access or to invest early in the Hockey Ultimate Team (HUT) mode, there are editions that cater to that. Luckily,understanding each edition isn't terribly complex, as the game only has a handful, so players won't be struggling to figure out which one is worth their time and hard-earned money.

The Standard Edition of is a no-frills release that includes the base game and a few other additions for players who pre-order it. fans will know what to expect when it comes to the Standard Edition, but it offers up enough that those who are interested in getting it will have what is likely to be one of the best sports games available. TheStandard Edition retails for $69.99 and is available for purchase digitally via EA's official website and on the store pages of both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

Here is what players will get in the Standard Edition, with the rewards for pre-ordering the game marked with an asterisk:

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Players will only gain access to the extras such as the HUT points and Pack if they pre-order before its release date of