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 Xbox Game Pass For PC Adds EA Play Tomorrow

Xbox Game Pass continues to grow by adding EA Play on PC.

 

Xbox Game Pass for PC is getting even better, as Microsoft has announced that EA Play will be rolled into the subscription service starting tomorrow, March 18. The service will officially go live at 2 PM..

 At that time, Xbox Game Pass PC and Ultimate subscribers can play all the titles on EA Play, the service formerly known as EA Access. Subscribers not only get access to a catalog of 60+ games that include Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Titanfall 2, and numerous entries in the Battlefield and Madden franchises, but they also get in-game rewards every month for select titles. March 18 is also the day that Star Wars: Squadrons comes to Game Pass, on both PC and console.

 


 

Don't have a Game Pass? 

If you're new to Game Pass, you can sign up for only $1 for the first month. You might be wondering how it makes business sense for EA to offer EA Play in Game Pass at no extra charge.

PC users follow down below 

PC users must download the EA Desktop app, sign in with an EA Account (or create one), and then link this account to an Xbox account. From there you will be directed to the Xbox App for PC to get started.

 

 

The video below provides a full walk through of how to get started.
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