Electronic Arts is launching the PC version of EA Access, which is currently available for Xbox One owners. It's called EA Origin Access and it gives Windows PC gamers a chance to play a bunch of older titles for the price of $4.99 a month.
EA Origin Access currently has 15 games in its Vault for subscribers:
- Battlefield 3
- Battlefield 4
- Battlefield Hardline
- Dragon Age 2
- Dragon Age Origins
- Dragon Age Inquisition
- SimCity
- Need for Speed Rivals
- FIFA 15
- Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare
- Dead Space
- Dead Space 2
- Dead Space 3
- The Sims 3
- This War of Mine
The last game on the list, This War of Mine, is not one that EA developed or published, which shows that EA Origin Access will include games that come from third-parties. EA says it will continue to add new games to the Vault.
In addition, subscribers will be able to get 10% discounts on full game purchases via the Origin service. Finally it will offer free trials of upcoming EA games, with the first being Unravel on Feb. 4. Unlike EA Access for the Xbox One, which also offers a 12-month subscription plan for $29.99, EA Origin Access is only available for the $4.99 a month plan.
Source: EA Origin Access
We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more.
Would you choose the Razer Book 13 or the Dell XPS 13 Plus?
How do you choose between the best two Ultrabooks on the market right now? On the one hand, you can't really make a bad choice, but on the other, how do you make sure you're getting the right one for you?
Here's everything we know about Alan Wake 2 (so far)
Alan Wake 2 is finally happening. Remedy Entertainment has shared some interesting details, giving us a good idea of where this darker story is heading.
How does the new XPS 13 Plus compare to the Lenovo ThinkBook 13x (Gen 2)?
Dell's new XPS 13 Plus is finally here, with Lenovo's new ThinkBook 13x (Gen 2) still coming soon. They're both 13-inch devices starting at around the same price; how do they compare otherwise?
Find the best compact GPU for your next Mini-ITX PC build
If you're building a small form Mini-ITX PC, you'll want a compact GPU to fit. Here's our selection of the best graphics cards for your next pint-sized powerhouse.