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Battlefield 1, Titanfall 2, And More Coming To Origin/EA Access
EA has announced its new lineup of free games that will be coming to Origin Access (PC) and EA Access (Xbox One), which includes the publisher's biggest shooters, Play First Trials of upcoming sports games, and more.
EA Access launched on Xbox One back in 2014, offering up players a selection of the publisher's games for a subscription fee of $5 per month (or $30 for a year). EA brought the service to PC (under the moniker Origin Access) early last year. The publisher has been gradually adding new titles to the program since launch, and its upcoming updates include some heavy hitters. Here's a full list of the titles that will be available between July and September.
Available now on Origin Access and EA Access:
- Star Wars Battlefront Expansions – Members can now play as every hero in the game and are getting access to all four expansions: Outer Rim, Bespin, Death Star, and Rogue One: Scarif.
Coming to Origin Access and EA Access:
- Battlefield 1
- Titanfall 2
- FIFA 18 Play First Trial – Official release on September 29
Coming only to Origin Access (PC):
- The Sims 4 Digital Deluxe Edition
- Oxenfree
- Rebel Galaxy
Coming only to EA Access (Xbox One):
- Madden NFL 18 Play First Trial – Official release on August 25
- NHL 18 Play First Trial – Official release on September 15
- NBA Live 18 Play First Trial – Official release in December 2017
For more on each title, check out the EA Blog. Head over to The Sports Desk for more on the upcoming sports games.
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