There’s a bunch of rewards, members-only content, discounts on EA purchases and exclusive in-game challenges. You can see the full list of available games here.Īs well as the 60-plus available to Windows 10 users continually, there’ll also be 10-hour trials for some of the best Xbox Series S/X games like FIFA 21 too. The new-ish Star Wars dogfighting game Squadrons will also be part of the day-one line up too. They’ll be joined by games belonging to franchises like Battlefield, Madden NFL, Command & Conquer, and The Sims.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, FIFA 20, Titanfall 2, Apex Legends, and Need for Speed Heat headline the long-awaited addition, which lands at 10pm UK time tomorrow. While yes, I’m normally glued to either Sims 4 or Apex Legends, I do enjoy branching out every now and then for games that aren’t as frequently listed high up on the charts for a unique and interesting experience.EA Play is finally joining Xbox Game Pass PC, bringing more than 60 games – including some extremely high profile titles – to the fray from March 18. I love browsing and searching for something new to play, and my list is ever-growing for what I should dive into next. I love the variety in titles, ranging from indie to AAA game studio and everywhere in between. Game Pass is the one subscription that I very rarely take a break from because there’s almost always something new to play, be it on PC or console. A Game Pass for PC subscription, which is $10 per month, will net you both Microsoft’s and EA’s latest titles, including Star Wars: Squadrons, Jedi: Fallen Order, Need for Speed Heat, Sims 4, Forza Horizon 4, and many others, including a slew of Bethesda titles that were recently added. Enjoy all EA Play has to offerĮA Play has quite a few titles in it that are worthy of consideration when you’re thinking about picking up a gaming subscription on your desktop. As soon as that was done, the Xbox and EA Desktop apps were properly talking to each other, and I could install any EA Play game I wanted. But, thankfully, a simple restart of the app (a proper exit of it, not just minimizing or clicking the “X” button) fixed it. Success! But, after trying to install them, the EA Desktop app still wasn’t showing my EA Play subscription. After installing EA Desktop, I went to the Xbox app and saw that all EA Play games were now available. I recently got this set up on my desktop, and it’s fairly straightforward, though I did run into one snag.
This is separate from Origin, and you’ll have to install it from this link in order to take advantage of the new bundled service. You can still access it from within the Xbox app, but the Xbox app will redirect you to the new EA Desktop program. While you access Game Pass titles from within the Xbox app, EA Play is a bit different. You have to have EA’s latest EA Desktop Open Beta installed to enjoy Game Pass + EA Play
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