And the time has finally come. Electronic Arts has released a new set of games on Steam. The big publisher has made available all Mass Effect, Battlefield, and Star Wars Battlefront games on Valve’s distribution service.
This basically means that PC gamers can now get Mass Effect 3 and Mass Effect Andromeda; the two games that were never available on Steam. Moreover, they can get the latest two Battlefront games from DICE. Additionally, they can purchase Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield 1 and Battlefield 5.
Now as with all previous EA games, these latest Steam releases will also require an EA Account, otherwise you won’t be able to run them. Furthermore, some – if not all – of them might require the Origin client.
It’s also worth noting that all of these games come with some nice discounts. For instance, you can get Battlefront 2 with a 50% discount and Battlefield 3 with a 75% discount.
Below you can find the entire list of the latest EA games that are available on Steam!
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Still no Dead Space 3. TF they waiting for?
anita doesn’t let them. unless they replace issac with a colored tranni and zombies with white males.
I see you typing and spare me your nonsense bullcrap casual comment about “Waaaah dead space 3 was so terrible.”
Good thing they attached that cancerous Origin; I’d feel bad giving EA money.
For me Battlefield 1,3,4 and Hardline is good and enjoyable, especially Hardline. But Battlefield V feels like a downgrade quality from DICE
anthem? ah, yes..
GOG only allows DRM-free games…
Go look at current Global top sellers on Steam.
seeing these games for like $5 on origin then coming to steam for $20 is a terrible sale price. ya i get it’s “ultimate” edition. but still lame
“”……and some – if not all – of them might require the Origin client.””
Then what’s the whole point in releasing the game on STEAM client ? ?
Just curious….
To get people to actually buy them, which many people refused to do through Origin. Steam versions of these games run a minimal Origin client. It’s no different than buying any Ubisoft or Rockstar game made in the past decade.
What do you mean with “Minimal origin Client”?
He means, “..pardon me while I pull bulls**t out of my a** to try and make it sound less crappy than it is.”
more money i guess.
they are working on it, in future origin might not be required starting with apex legends….
To sucker in halfwits who actually think the game is now on Steam, and the poor fools who don’t read the fine print
Sales.
We all know the point already. 🙂
Having library in one place. Proper reviews, forums, big picture mode, etc. Nothing comes close to Steam’s community.
C&C Remaster even encludes Steam Workshop support.
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C&C Remaster is the only one that doesn’t require Origin and has Steam achievements.
It’s also the only product EA has launched on Steam that has been worked on recently.
Why not think first?
That isn’t the point. They could have taken the time to do the same for at least some of these games but they didn’t after all of this time. Instead they changed the way the games force Origin when buying off Steam.
To get sales from Steam only crowd, which doesn’t care if game has 4 launchers and 2 DRMs on top.
can i connect my existing libary from origin?
Laughs in EA
cries in steam
You still have to use Origin, there’s no point to this other than more eyes in their sh*t games
Hit play which in turns launches Orgin in the background with the game starting automatically. Exit the game and Origin automatically closes.
Steam uses Origin so you don’t have to.
Not really a surprise. EA has already made the bulk of their profits on these games long ago. Now they are trying to scrape some more money from the bottom of the barrel with this move.
No, they are not. They are on Origin. Funneling your money through Steam, does not mean they are available on Steam. They are still Origin games, which require the Origin launcher.
If Origin goes down for any reason, and Steam is up and running fine? Your “Steam game” won’t work.
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All Battlefield games?
I am sorry but I can’t find Battlefield 1942 on Steam, nor Battlefield 2, nor Battlefield 2142, nor Battlefield Heroes, nor Battlefield: Bad Company, nor Battlefield 1943. Please tell me where they are on Steam. Only the Battlefield from Battlefield 3 onwards are on Steam