EA Access is probably the best third-party service on the Xbox One right now, and it is getting even better with the coming of Battlefield Hardline in October.
Yes, you read that correctly: Battlefield Hardline is coming to the EA Access Vault in October, a game that will significantly boost the service and prove once and for all what a great deal it is for gamers on the Xbox One.
For those who are in the dark, Battlefield Hardline is the first game in the franchise that has nothing to do with soldiers and war. This is a game that is all about cops and robbers. However, the success of the game isn't on par with previous titles.
We doubt EA is going to shower gamers with a sequel to Battlefield Hardline, but at least the publisher tried to do something different with the franchise.
As for the service, EA Access, it is exclusive to the Xbox One, mainly because Sony was not interested in supporting it. At the beginning of its life on the Xbox One, gamers everywhere were against it, but soon warmed up as the Vault began to overflow with games, most of which are highly rated.
At the moment, gamers can play titles such as Battlefield 4, Need for Speed Rivals, Titanfall, Dragon Age: Inquisition and many more.
Here's a complete list of all the titles available in the Vault at the time of writing.
- Dragon Age: Inquisition
- EA Sports UFC
- FIFA 14
- FIFA 15
- Madden NFL 15
- Madden NFL 25
- NBA Live 15
- Need for Speed Rivals
- NHL 15
- Peggle 2
- Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare
- Titanfall
There are more sports titles, but this is expected since EA developers release several sports-related video games on a yearly basis.
EA Access costs $5 per month and $30 per year. If gamers fail to continue their subscription, they will cease to have access to the games in the Vault. It's a cruel move, but not unheard of since services such as Xbox Music and Spotify use the same tactic.
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