Electronic Arts has added a number of titles to the Origin Access service on PC, including the Mass Effect trilogy.
PC players can now gain access (pun intended) to a variety of new titles for a small monthly fee.
Origin Access, known as EA Access on consoles, grants you free entrance to a vast library of games for just £3.99 a month.
In addition to free stuff, members of the service also receive regular discounts and exclusive early access to upcoming EA titles.
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The Mass Effect trilogy contains all three games in the franchise including Deluxe Edition extras and additional downloadable content.
Some of the other new games added to the service include Trine: Enchanted Edition, Trine 2: Complete Story, Peggle, Dungeons of Dredmor, and Medal of Honor: Allied Assault.
You can check out the full list of titles below, or sign up here:
- The Banner Saga
- Battlefield 3
- Battlefield 4
- Battlefield Hardline
- Dead Space
- Dead Space 2
- Dead Space 3
- Dragon Age: Origins
- Dragon Age 2
- Dragon Age: Inquisition
- Dungeons of Dredmore
- FIFA 15
- FIFA 16
- Mass Effect
- Mass Effect 2
- Mass Effect 3
- Medal of Honor Allied Assault
- Need For Speed Rivals
- Peggle
- Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare
- SimCity
- The Sims 3
- This War of Mine
- Torchlight 2
- Trine
- Trine 2: Complete Story
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