In July, EA Access launches on the PS4 and a trailer reveals which games could enrich the Vault at launch.
Which games are involved? In the trailer for the EA Access release on the PS4, the games Battlefield 5 and A Way Out were shown. Both games are not yet available on EA Access, which gives many fans hope.
In addition to these two top games, other games were shown that are already available on EA Access on Xbox. These mainly include sports games, such as NHL 19 or Madden 19.
See here the reference to Battlefield 5 and A Way Out
This is the trailer: You can find this trailer on the EA YouTube channel. It is the official reveal trailer for EA Access on the PS4.
Are these games coming to EA Access? So far, there is still no official confirmation from EA, but the trailer already provides many insights. Battlefield 5 has been available for 10 hours on Xbox thanks to EA Access testing it (“Play First” trials), but as part of the Vault, the title has not yet been available – just like A Way Out.
Furthermore, Battlefield 5 is shown in the trailer at the point where it discusses “Play for less”, meaning “Play for less [money]”. This refers to the Vault, which offers numerous titles as part of a flat rate. This is included in EA Access pricing and is one of the main features of this subscription service.
What would be particularly interesting about the release on EA Access: Normally, games enter the Vault of EA Access after about 12 months on the market. However, Battlefield 5 has only been available since the end of November.
If EA Access launches in July, then Battlefield 5 would come to EA Access significantly earlier than expected.
Will these games remain exclusive to the PS4? So far, these games are only seen in the trailer for the PlayStation 4. However, it is unlikely that the two games will be exclusively available for this platform, as the lineup is very similar. One can assume that these two games will soon be playable on Xbox One as part of the library.
What is EA Access? This is a subscription service that lets you play numerous games for a monthly or annual fee. Additionally, you get up to 10 hours of playtime before releases for some brand-new titles to test them out and decide whether to purchase.
So far, this service has only been available on the Xbox One. Now, however, the service is coming to PlayStation 4 in July after nearly 5 years.
