The EA Access free game vault will expand in October with the entry of cops-and-robbers shooter Battlefield Hardline. In spite of the fact that EA has not yet made an official statement, a page for the game has appeared within the EA Access application on Xbox One, Polygon reported.
The report added that the free version of Hardline will arrive at some point in October; however, EA did not uncover a particular release date, which is similar to other titles in The Vault. Players will get the opportunity to play the full version of Hardline without any constraints, just by having an active EA Access membership.
EA Access memberships are accessible for $5/month or $30/year. Aside from the free games, supporters can spare 10 percent on all EA digital contents and play up and coming EA games, five days early. The membership project is available just for Xbox One. Sony is interested in allowing it on PlayStation 4, but Electronic Arts Chief Operating Officer (CFO) Peter Moore straightforwardly dismissed the idea and said that Sony did not made an effort to offer the Access a good value for their PlayStation gamers.
The 12 games for free is EA's goal to help players to play more games for less or a cheaper price, and the report added that the most recent game to arrive in the EA Access was Polygon's 2014 game of the year, Dragon Age: Inquisition. GameSpot also listed the complete lineup of the EA Access Free Game which includes Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline (coming in October), 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, and Titanfall.
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