UFL, the free-to-play football simulation game from Strikerz Inc., is expanding beyond consoles with an Early Access launch on PC on Nov. 7. The PC version will be available through a dedicated launcher and will support cross-play, enabling users to compete against players on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 5 Pro.

The PC launch arrives nearly a year after UFL’s initial release on consoles, where the game has accumulated more than 5 million players globally. Since debuting, UFL has rolled out monthly updates and expanded its list of football ambassadors, most recently adding Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde and Barcelona winger Raphinha. Strikerz Inc. says bringing the game to PC has been one of the most requested features from the community.

UFL launches in Early Access on PC via a dedicated launcher on November 7

During Early Access, PC players will have access to the same modes currently available on consoles, including Ranked Competitive, Showdown, Playoffs, and the Seasonal Team Pass. Player progression will carry over to the game’s full release. Cross-play functionality will be optional, allowing users to choose if they want to compete across platforms.

The PC edition will launch with support for 14 languages: English, Arabic, Belarusian, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Turkish and Ukrainian.

Four Early Access bundles will be available for purchase, each offering in-game rewards and cosmetics. Bundles will include currency, player cards featuring Raphinha, Valverde, Alessandro Del Piero and Franz Beckenbauer, along with exclusive customization items such as the Girofaro Kit. Strikerz Inc. says the full free-to-play release date will be announced at a later time.

“This is a major step forward in the development of UFL,” said Strikerz Inc. CEO Eugene Nashilov in a statement. “We’ve been preparing for this moment for a long time and are truly excited for the upcoming release. We know how many football fans are eagerly awaiting UFL’s launch on PC, and we’re thrilled to share this milestone with them.”