Some of the best EA games come out on Steam with significant discounts and sales. Dead Space 3, Need for Speed, The Sims 4 and Titanfall 2 among them.
Coinciding with EA Play Live 2020, Electronic Arts has allowed a new landing of its games on Steam. After the more than 21 that have arrived in recent weeks, the Valve store now receives 6 more titles from the developer, among which are some of the most attractive in its catalog. They are accompanied by discounts of up to 75% (available until July 9) and are as follows:
- A Way Out – 14.99 euros (50% discount)
- Dead Space 3 – 9.99 euros (50% discount)
- The Sims 4 – 19.99 euros (50% discount)
- Need for Speed: Most Wanted – 4.99 euros (75% discount)
- Need for Speed: Payback – 14.99 euros (50% discount)
- Titanfall 2 – 9.89 euros (67% discount)
EA Access is coming to Steam in the fall
This gesture ends to seal the reconciliation between Valve and EA, which until now only published its games on Origin, its own store. All the titles that arrive on Steam are part of the catalog of EA Access, the subscription service of the company, which for 3.99 euros per month (or 24.99 euros per year) allows us to access most of its games. Something like what Microsoft is offering with Xbox Game Pass, Sony with PlayStation Now and Ubisoft with Uplay +. The service is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and as confirmed at EA Play Live 2020, it will arrive in the fall on PC (Steam). Of course, we remember that EA Access only gives us access to games while we pay the subscription, as if it were a rental. To make them ours and we can use them whenever we want, we will have to buy them individually.
The novelties of EA Play Live 2020
Among the innovations presented by EA at its annual conference are the new projects by the creators of A Way Out and Fe, called It Takes Two and Lost in Random, respectively. They have been joined by FIFA 21, the return of Skate and Star Wars Squadrons, not to mention Rocket Arena, a new competitive 3 vs 3 shooter and only rocket launchers that we have already tested and of which we have first impressions. The event was also seasoned by a first look at the new generation and the graphics that will spend on it sagas such as Need for Speed, Battlefield and Dragon Age. In case you missed it, we leave you a review of all the games announced at EA Play Live 2020.
