EA's Origin Access assistance will get a little more worth it with the increase of Mirror's Edge Catalyst, Star Wars Battlefront, and EA Sports UFC 2, which are all bearing to the subscription schedule later in the year 2016. The game - Need for Speed Most Wanted - is also on the way with raging sound (you can spy it on the Origin 'vault' page), but it's not clear if this will be coming at around the same time with other games in line.

Origin Access is the PC's rendition of (Xbox One subscription program) EA Access, which offers a choice of Origin games, promoting advanced trials, and other benefits in exchange for pretty much amount of or in dollars or pounds per month. Here is the list of all the games included at the time; it's not huge or immense, but there are plenty of good and recent titles involved with the upcoming games.

If you'd like to play a good, heart pumping, not new EA game in trade for no money at all, Dungeon Keeper is at the moment 'in the house', significantly you can download it now and keep it (the catch is that you still have to use Origin).

Ever since today, those with EA Access can grab options of XBL Arcade games; which so to speak just added on Xbox One.

Subscribing either to EA Access on Xbox One or having the Origin Access on PC allows you to play any game from their individual Vaults for no extra charge, yes you heard it right "No Extra Charge". Isn't that great? Both services are priced separately at $4.99 per month.  Here's what we consider about Mirror's Edge Catalyst and Star Wars Battlefront when they formerly came out.