Electronic Arts announced Origin Access nine months ago, launching it in select territories (US, UK, Germany and Canada). Origin Access was modeled after the successful EA Access initiative on Xbox One. Subscribers get various benefits, starting with the ability to play all the games in the Vault for as long as they're subscribed.

　　Here's a list of the games currently in the Vault:

　　Battlefield 3, 4 & HardlineDead Space 1, 2 & 3FIFA 15 & FIFA 16Mass Effect 1, 2 & 3Plants vs ZombiesPlants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 1 & 2Crysis 1, 2 & 3Dragon Age 1(Origins), 2 & 3 (Inquisition)Need for Speed & Need for Speed RivalsThe Sims 3 Starter PackSimCity & SimCity 2000TitanfallUnravelJade EmpireTorchlight 2Medal of Honor: Allied AssaultThis War of MineThe Banner SagaTrine 1 & 2Mini MetroDungeons of DredmorPeggleElectronic Arts will expand the Vault later this year with the following games:

　　Star Wars BattlefrontMirror's Edge CatalystNeed for Speed Most WantedCrusader: No RemorseCrusader: No Regret (in select regions)Ultima Collection (in select regions)Of course, Origin Access also has additional benefits such as 10% discounts on all purchases as well as the Play First trials. For instance, subscribers will be able to play Battlefield 1 from October 13th for up to 10 hours of gameplay. If they choose to buy the full game, they'll be able to continue their progress in both single and multiplayer.

　　There are a few exceptions, though: Titanfall 2 won't be eligible for any of the membership benefits, possibly due to the game being made by a third party developer (Respawn Entertainment) under the EA Partners program.

　　You can always read our reviews of Star Wars Battlefront and Mirror's Edge Catalyst to figure out how much additional value is about to be added to Origin Access.