EA is back with another round of games heading to Steam. After making pushes for the past two weeks by bringing its previously Origin exclusive catalog over to Valve's digital distribution platform, the most requested title to get a release on Steam is finally available: 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Titanfall 2.
Widely regarded as developer Respawn Entertainment's finest title, the sci-fi FPS can currently be purchased for a little under $10 on Steam. There's still another ridiculous $45 of DLC, but you don't need any of that garbage. Titanfall 2's campaign has no bonus content and it's s😼eriously worth the $10 on its own.
Another fairly big-name game added today is Dead Space 3. That, along with Mass Effect 3, were some of the first games to make the exodus from Steam back in 2012. EA took a stand and stuck to it...until it realized that PC gamers would rather have ﷽choices than use its lackluster software. As with the other recent releases, you'll still need Origin for all of these games, but I guess having a different option for purchasing is nice.
Here is the list of everything🐈 that was added today:
It's clearly a much shorter list than previous weeks, but there isn't really much left for EA to bring over. Unless you're just dying to get the last decade's worth of Madden and FIFA games (which weren't even on PC), pretty much all of EA's major releases are now available through Steam. There's bound to be a few games I'm forgetting, but those will likely🐠 come sooner or later.
It would be nice to see something like Peggle 2 come over, along with the other Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare games. PopCap's IPs may not bring "hardcore" gamers, 🙈but it has some of the best casual games on the market. Those being restricted to Origin seems like a waste.
Whatever EA has left to come, at least gamers will now have more choices for where to buy these titles on PC. If only we could get EA to drop the Origin🍬 requirem💞ent somehow.
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