Not only do EA Access and Origin Access give fans the chance to try out many of the publisher's newest game at no cost, these subscription services also feature ever-expanding libraries of titles for players to enjoy. To that end, EA has recently added several more games to EA Access and Origin Access, the highlight of which is likely to be the 2019 indie title Sea of Solitude.
As indicated by EA, Sea of Solitude is available to subscribers across all platforms, which means that both Origin Access and EA Access members, including those that have the somewhat-recently launched EA Access for PS4, can enjoy this one. For the uninitiated, Sea of Solitude is an adventure title developed by Jo-Mei Games, and in it players take control of a young girl named Kay as she sets sail and encounters some very special creatures.
Beyond Sea of Solitude, Origin Access Premier members also gain access to another indie title in Mable & The Wood. This Metroidvania, which also released in 2019, focuses around defeating deadly beasts and using their powers to advance through the game world. Additionally, players can take a more passive approach in Mable & The Wood, and they can even complete the entire game without ever killing a single creature.
EA has also added two new games to The Vault for Origin Access Basic members, and they are LEGRAND LEGACY: Tale of the Fatebounds and Worms W.M.D. A JRPG and an artillery game respectively, these two titles are available to players with Origin Access Premier as well, but indeed this more expensive version of the service is not required in order to play them.
To note, these four new offerings come hot on the heels of a slew of games that were added to Origin Access in December 2019. The standouts of the December additions included Star Wars Battlefront 2 Celebration Edition for those with Origin Access Premier and SUPERHOT and Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night for both Premier and Basic subscribers. While January's additions may not be quite on the level of those games, some fans will still be happy to see them added to the library.
Source: EA