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NHL 27: How to Play Early & Deluxe Edition Contents
NHL 27 is set to launch worldwide on September 11, 2026, with Macklin Celebrini as its youngest cover star. Players can access the game seven days early by purchasing the Deluxe Edition for $99/£99.99, which includes various in-game bonuses. Alternatively, an EA Play subscription offers a 10-hour trial starting during the early access period.
NHL 27 Brings Back A Fan-Favorite Mode Not Seen In Years, But It’s Not What It Seems
EA Sports has announced NHL 27, featuring Macklin Celebrini on the cover and a revamped Connected Franchise mode, which was last seen in NHL 14. While the mode supports human-controlled teams, it has drawn criticism for requiring all 32 league members to be human players, with EA planning to gather community feedback for future additions like AI teams and player progression.
NHL 27 Reveal Trailer: Connected Franchise Returns, 32 Team Playbooks, and Presentation Overhauls
The reveal trailer for NHL 27 has been released, confirming the return of the Connected Franchise mode and the introduction of 32 unique, data-driven team playbooks. The game also features presentation overhauls with new commentators John Buccigross and Darren Pang, modernized crowds, and an authentic arena experience. Macklin Celebrini is featured on the cover.
EA Sports NHL 27 Announces Macklin Celebrini As Its Cover Athlete
EA Sports has revealed Macklin Celebrini as the cover athlete for EA Sports NHL 27, making him the youngest person to ever receive this honor. Celebrini's selection is attributed to his significant impact on the San Jose Sharks and his performance in international competitions, including the IIHF World Championship and the Olympics. A trailer for the game is set to be released on July 16, 2026.
NHL 27 Cover Athlete Revealed - Macklin Celebrini Is Officially the Face of NHL 27
Macklin Celebrini has been leaked as the cover athlete for NHL 27 following a historic 115-point sophomore season. The San Jose Sharks star's selection is seen as a well-deserved reward for his performance, which included leading scorer honors at the 2026 Winter Olympics and earning IIHF Male Player of the Year.