The game, set to premiere on July 14, aims to provide an authentic experience for users, incorporating factors such as home-field advantage and player wear and tear.

Ahead of the game's release, EA Sports has revealed a list of the most challenging stadiums, and Doak Campbell Stadium secured the prestigious ninth position. This ranking puts it ahead of rival Florida's Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, which came in at number 10. The "home-field advantage" feature in the game considers various factors, including home winning percentage, home game attendance, active winning streaks, and team prestige.

Doak Campbell Stadium has a historical reputation for its packed house, filled with devoted and energetic fans, who regularly sell out home games. In the game, players can experience the lively atmosphere, featuring the iconic Chief Osceola riding Renegade, and the planting of a spear within the stadium. The new game mechanics also aim to provide a disadvantage to visiting teams, adding to the difficulty of playing at this formidable venue.

Currently undergoing renovations in real life, Doak Campbell Stadium is expected to have a seating capacity of around 55,000 by 2024, compared to the previous capacity of 79,560 in 2023. However, early previews for the game indicate that the virtual stadium will be just as packed as fans remember it. The renovations are projected to be completed by 2025, bringing the capacity back to the 70,000 range.

As Florida State University gears up for the release of EA Sports College Football '25, Doak Campbell Stadium's inclusion in the game's top 10 toughest places to play reaffirms its status as an iconic and challenging venue. Fans and gamers alike can look forward to experiencing the electrifying atmosphere of one of college football's most renowned stadiums.