Madden 25 provides plenty of ways to play. If you want to know all the available game modes, we’ve got you covered.
Whether you want to build a team of superstars, lead your favorite team to glory, or create your own player, Madden 25 has the option to do so—and the majority of modes are well-established in the franchise.
We’ve got a breakdown of all the modes in Madden 25 listed below.
Every Madden 25 game mode, explained
No new game modes have been introduced to Madden 25. Instead, the available game modes will be familiar to the franchise’s returning players. We’ve listed all the available game modes below.
Kick-Off
The standard quickplay mode in Madden 25: Two teams are selected, and settings can be adjusted before each game. This mode can be played single-player against the AI, in co-op against the computer, or locally with another player.
Ultimate Team
EA Sports’ traditional money-spinning mode tasks players with building the ultimate roster of superstars. A variety of modes are incorporated into Ultimate Team, including challenges, Solo Seasons, Champions, and a 6v6 arcade-like experience.
Superstar
Live the life of an NFL player in Superstar mode, a player-driven single-player experience. Customize your player and enjoy dynamic seasonal experiences to progress to the status of a legend.
New to Madden 25 is the ability to transfer a player over from College Football 25 to continue your career in the NFL.
Franchise
The traditional management mode in the Madden franchise has received a face life in Madden 25 with a rebuilt and authentic NFL Draft, new team and rookie records, fresh environments, personalized storylines, and more.
Drive your team to glory in the Super Bowl or relocate your franchise to a new location. The choice is yours.
Online Head-to-Head (H2)
The definitive online experience outside of Ultimate Team sees players compete head-to-head to climb the leaderboards and face off in a new ranked structure in the form of divisions. New rewards are available through progression.
