A Slew of New Trials Are Coming to Xbox One and PC on EA and Origin Access

Plenty of new games on the horizon.

Looking to try out Star Wars Battlefront 2 or Need for Speed: Payback ahead of their releae dates? They’re coming to EA Access and Origin Access for Xbox One and PC users. Those games, along with Mass Effect Andromeda, are coming down the pipeline and will be available to play via those services soon.

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There’s no dates available for when you can expect to get your hands on these games just yet, but hopefully it’s soon, given that we’re rapidly nearing the end of October.

The game trials will allow you to play Mass Effect Andromeda as much as you want, where Star Wars Battlefront 2 and Need for Speed: Payback will give you Play First Trials. There’s a whopping 10-hour allowance for Need for Speed: Payback if you want to spend a lot of time with the game. Both Play First Trial eligible games launch in November, with Star Wars Battlefront 2 launching Nov. 17 and Need for Speed: Payback releasing on Nov. 10.

If you’re interested in trying these games out and don’t want to wait until release date, this is certainly something you’ll want to keep an eye on.

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