Need for Speed and indie title Unravel will be coming to the EA Access Vault next week.
EA revealed in a blog post that both titles will be available to download for Access subscribers on Xbox One from Tuesday, July 12.
Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 will also be coming to the Vault next month, on August 30.
The EA Access service continues to provide incredible value for money for Xbox One gamers. For just £19.99 per year players now have a library of an incredible array of EA games, many of which are less than a year old, too.
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On top of the list of Vault titles, players can currently grab full game trials for the likes of Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, too.
The post also revealed when Access subscribers will get Play First Trials of the developer’s forthcoming titles. FIFA 17 will be available to download and play from September 22. NHL 17 will be available from September 8 and Madden NFL 17 from August 18.
All digital EA titles are also available with a 10% discount with EA Access.
Which game will you be playing from the Vault first? Let us know in the comments.
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