Electronic Arts added another title today to the EA/Origin Access programs on Xbox One and PC: FIFA 16. The game is now part of the Vault, allowing you unlimited access for as long as you're subscribed to the service; this should help bolster the online population which always dwindles a bit during Summer, as the new edition's release approaches.
The Vault of Origin Access (on PC) currently includes:
- The Banner Saga
- This War of Mine
- Torchlight II
- Dead Space
- Dead Space 2
- Dead Space 3
- Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition
- Dragon Age II
- Dragon Age: Inquisition Digital Deluxe Edition
- SimCity
- The Sims 3 Starter Pack
- Need for Speed Rivals: Complete Edition
- Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare
- Battlefield 3
- Battlefield 4 Digital Deluxe
- Battlefield Hardline Digital Deluxe
- Titanfall Deluxe
- FIFA 15
- FIFA 16
Origin Access was announced for PC three months ago, after the success enjoyed by EA Access on Xbox One (while Sony doesn't really want it on its PlayStation 4). Other than complete access to the aforementioned games, subscribers also get 10% off on all store purchases (including DLCs and third party games), not to mention early access to upcoming EA games: for instance, Mirror's Edge Catalyst will be available before the May 24 release here, though in a limited form.
FIFA 16 had no trouble snatching both the Staff and Reader Wccftech Awards. You can check out the full game review here.
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