Skate will arrive on September 16 with free early access on Xbox

Electronic Arts and Full Circle confirm that the expected title will be able to be downloaded for free on all platforms during its initial phase.

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Skateboarding enthusiasts, mark your calendars: September 16, 2025 is the date when early access to skate. will be available, the new chapter in the iconic EA and Full Circle saga. And the best part? This first taste will be free, with full support for cross-platform play and progression.

The game will be available on Xbox Series, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, and EA App). A perfect opportunity for both veterans and newcomers to discover a franchise that has left its mark on generations of gamers.

An open world to skate without limits

The action takes us to San Vansterdam, a city in constant evolution that functions as a gigantic amusement park for skaters. We’ll be able to explore its neighborhoods (Hedgemont, Gullcrest, Market Mile, and Brickswich), each with its own personality and challenges. From plazas and ramps to impossible rooftops or the spectacular Cathedral of the Redeemer, every corner invites us to improvise tricks and connect with other players.

• The multiplayer mode will allow us to explore and compete online, sharing sessions with friends regardless of the platform. This makes skate. feel like the most social and open experience in the saga to date.

Revamped Flick-It and new tricks

At the heart of the game is the legendary Flick-It system, completely revamped thanks to the Frostbite engine. Now, control is more precise than ever, with more realistic animations and a fluidity that marks a generational leap for the franchise.

Additionally, new moves like Wallies, Slappies, and Firecrackers make their debut, expanding the possibilities for style and creativity on the board. For newcomers, the new Skatepedia will serve as an interactive guide to learn everything from basic tricks to complex techniques.