Electronic Arts and Microsoft finally set a date for bringing EA Play to Game Pass users on PC. From March 18 and onward, Game Pass subscribers will be able to access all EA Play games on PC at no additional cost.
EA Play’s PC library includes more than 60 games, including Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, FIFA 20, as well as games from popular franchises such as Battlefield and the new games like Star Wars: Squadrons. The subscription also includes monthly rewards for select EA games such as FIFA Ultimate Team and Apex Legends. Finally, members will also get a 10-hour free trial of all the company’s newly released games.
PC gamers will be required to download the new EA Desktop app. Inside the app, players will be able to link their Xbox accounts and access EA Play.
EA Play will be available for both Xbox Game Pass PC and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. Xbox Game Pass PC costs $ 9.99 per month and only provides access to the PC version of Game Pass. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate costs $ 14.99 and offers players access to both console and computer versions of the service, as well as a few extra additions. Of course, it is necessary to say this: This agreement is only valid for the EA Play entry package. You need to pay separately for EA Play Pro, which also includes all the new games released by EA.
Until a few years ago, it was a dream to be able to access so many games at once thanks for such a low fee. I hope this agreement between EA and Microsoft will continue for many years and make gamers worldwide happy.
