How Can You Play Madden 21 For Free During The NFL Pro Bowl 2021?
The NFL Pro Bowl is taking on a virtual format this year as players will go head-to-head in Madden 21. However, fans can join in on the Pro Bowl fun too.
Read more to find out. For more information on how the Pro Bowl works this year read here.
Go all out with Madden NFL 21’s Free Play Days during Pro Bowl weekend from January 28 to 31. Details: https://t.co/K9JrccufeU
— Xbox Wire (@XboxWire) January 28, 2021
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Madden 21 Free Play Days During the Pro Bowl
Madden 21 has offered “free play days” during the Pro Bowl festivities this year on the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
The free play days started on January 28th and will finish along with the Pro Bowl on January 31st. Madden 21 will offer a series of free activations all throughout this period.
That means that you can play Madden NFL 21 for free during any time in this time slot. Additionally, the Madden 21 Superstar Edition is 60% off for purchase.
EA is known to discount Madden games very heavily during this time period as they hope to capitalize on the influx of buyers.
After all, a 60% discount on the game when football is all anyone is talking about seems like something too good to be true.
However, it’s real. Moreover, Madden 21 will also feature the Club Championship tournament, the biggest and most competitive Madden tournament of the year.
The tournament will consist of 32 finalists who will all matchup against each other for a chance at bite of a $750k prize pool.
The Pro Bowl’s unique take this year has opened up some interesting routes for Madden 21, and it’ll be interesting to see how fans respond to it.
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