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Ok so I got Dirt 2.0 on steam and I seen I could get it for "free" with EA play. Doesn't cost much and get to try some games instead of flat out buying them. However where is there an actual list of games that are apart of that. Everything I find is like recommended games. There has to be a library of games that are included with the pass. Anyone point me in the right direction?
 
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Appreciate it. I guess it has everything...in an odd layout and no filtering and "all games" doesn't include "additional games" lol. Not your fault in the least. You found the info just doesn't take away from EA being stupid about it.
 
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It's a pretty decent deal even direct from EA if you choose the $29/year option. All of them are also included with XBOX Game Pass for PC, so you might consider that instead.

Game Pass has actually saved me some money because I ended up not spending full price on a games that I didn't enjoy.
 
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frankr2994 said:
Appreciate it. I guess it has everything...in an odd layout and no filtering and "all games" doesn't include "additional games" lol. Not your fault in the least. You found the info just doesn't take away from EA being stupid about it.
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Yeah its really EA style front to back. No actual thought process seems to have been deployed designing the feature. Just like most of Origin... its horrible to use, slow, cumbersome, and manages to take you way too much time for what you want to find.

Its clear customer experience is somewhere at the bottom of priority list with this company. Take note as well that the EA Play list contains all the content found for free or budget bin and thats about it. And basically, EA considers everything that isnt the latest release as budget bin material :) Shareholders know the money is in a new release after all.

Ill be honest I was absolutely flabbergasted this company seems to think 'this is OK' when I saw that game list on origin. Best of all: it creates a separate entry for every shitty bit of DLC for every game too. Like... WTAF

Its a sign of how lazy companies get and why you dont want to depend on 'services'
 
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