Best Games on EA Play

EA Play is a gaming subscription service that lets you access 100+ titles, including first-party EA originals and third-party games, for only $5 a month ($15 for EA Play Pro).

While EA is best-known for its yearly sports releases, the EA Play library includes a vast amount of well-known entries in beloved franchises like Star Wars, Mass Effect, Plants vs. Zombies, and others.

In this list, we’ll highlight the top games on EA Play, including the best EA Play Pro games and the finest EA Play games on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

Lastly, we’ll be updating this list with new titles in the future, so make sure to check back and let us know if we missed any games!

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The first recommendation we have for EA Play subscribers is Rocket Arena, a 3v3 third-person shooter that draws inspiration from games like Quake with more cheerful visuals and character diversity.

Every player uses a rocket launcher as their main weapon, though there are also power-ups and distinctive character abilities that affect traversal, damage potential, and more.

Instead of a conventional health bar, the game relies on a Blast Meter which continues to fill the more players are struck by rockets; once at maximum, a single rocket can cause your character to fly off the map. Rocket Arena includes 10 playable characters, 10 maps, and 5 modes that iterate on familiar tropes such as Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag, along with new concepts like Rocketball and Treasure Hunt.

As Star Wars is already enormous, the brand has kept growing in movies, television, and video games.

Instead of wielding lightsabers, Star Wars: Squadrons is a celestial combat game that casts you as the pilot of both New Republic and Galactic Empire starfighters.

Gameplay is centered on first-person space dogfights that require you to manage your spacecraft’s weapons, shields, and engines while attacking hostile ships.

Squadrons features both a single-player campaign with approximately eight to ten hours of content in addition to online multiplayer with cross-platform compatibility.

Need for Speed fans have been begging for a solid new entry in the enduring arcade racer for years, and it looks like EA is starting to finally listen.

Need for Speed: Heat transports you to the neon-drenched streets of Palm City, where you’ll have to evade dishonest police forces as you climb the ranks of the street racing scene.

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The game includes many improvements over its mediocre predecessors, including sophisticated customization and crossplay multiplayer.

While it’s still a distant cry from classics like Underground, Hot Pursuit, and Most Wanted, it’ll definitely satisfy that unlawful racing craving.

In making Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Respawn managed to capture the cinematic essence of the Star Wars films and adapt it to video games in a way that felt both compelling and authentic.

Set after the events of Episode III, the game sees you playing as Cal Kestis, a Jedi Padawan on a journey to uncover the secrets of an old civilization in a remote galaxy far, far away.

Gameplay is a blend of close-range combat, unrestricted exploration, and 3D platforming on par with third-person action series like Dark Souls, Tomb Raider, and Uncharted.

The game does a great job of using the Star Wars mythos to flesh out its world, including numerous in-universe references, compelling character backstories, and large set-pieces set in familiar locations.

Next up, we have the sequel to Respawn’s woefully underrated Titanfall, which features some of the excellent gunplay and movement mechanics of any shooter released within the past ten years.

From fluid first-person platforming to precise aiming and an arsenal of satisfyingly potent weapons, Titanfall 2 is nothing short of incredible.

Additionally, the game’s solo campaign manages to consistently raise the stakes while causing you to feel emotionally attached in the buddy-cop duo that is pilot Jack Cooper and his massive “BT.”

It’s much simpler to praise Titanfall 2 now that the dust has settled and Respawn has gone on to create one of the most well-known battle royales with Apex Legends, which is also included with EA Play.

Released over a decade ago now, Dead Space is partially responsible for popularizing survival horror games and has gone on to sell over 2 million copies.

It also turned Visceral Games (EA Redwood Shores at the time) into one of the most respected developers in the industry, at least until they were shut down in 2017.

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The third-person shooter has you controlling Isaac Clarke, an engineer who finds himself aboard a massive mining ship overrun with perilous creatures.

You can experience the Dead Space trilogy in its entirely through EA Play, a superb value for anyone who hasn’t played these exceptional games before.

The last Star Wars game we’ll be highlighting is the online multiplayer shooter Battlefront 2, a game that was afflicted by questionable microtransactions that, fortunately, EA has since been reduced back.

Serving as a sequel to the 2015 Battlefront reboot, the game features a six to eight-hour single-player story and a broad array of multiplayer modes focused on ground and space battles.

You play as various factions inspired by the franchise’s timeline, including clone and stormtroopers, battle droids, rebel soldiers, and can even control powerful Jedis like Luke, Yoda, and Darth Vader.

It’s an essential must-play for fans of the series and receives frequent updates that tie into new Star Wars movie releases.

Unravel Two is a collaborative platforming adventure experienced from the perspective of two Yarnys (tiny living beings made of yarn) controlled by you and another player.

The Yarnys share a connecting thread that allows them to run, leap and swing to solve puzzles and traverse challenging environments filled with dangerous animals, sharp objects, and severe weather.

It’s a very visually captivating game, complete with intricate environments ranging from coastal shorelines and damp caves to mechanical workshops and abandoned warehouses.

The contrast between the Yarnys themselves and the expansive world they inhabit makes Unravel Two a charming co-op adventure worth checking out on EA Play.

Considering games like A Way Out are becoming much rarer with each passing year, we’re grateful that Hazelight Studios managed to fully realize their vision with help from EA of all publishers.

The game is built from the ground up with co-op in mind and tells a compelling story about two buddy criminals who escape prison and have to evade the law.

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Vincent and Leo are well-crafted characters with distinct motivations and attributes that both help and hinder their plans as well as cause drama and conflicts between the two.

You and your companion are likely to do the same since many obstacles require communication and precise timing to be successful.

Another excellent option for some arcade racing fun via EA Play is Burnout Paradise Remastered, an enhanced version of the 2008 game that adds a host of technical and visual enhancement.

The game has you exploring Paradise City, a vast open-world filled with plenty of hidden shortcuts, ramps, and billboards to drive through.

An original roster of 150 playable vehicles and eight DLC packs that add over 100 cars, ten tracks, and additional challenges for players to take on at a tiny fraction of the cost are included.

If you’re an enthusiast of social sim games, then downloading The Sims 4 through EA Play should be a simple decision for you.

Whether you’re looking to build a criminal empire, explore the vast expanses of space as an astronaut, or become the most renowned gardener in all of Willow Creek, it has just about every walk of life covered.

That’s without even mentioning its comprehensive building tools that allow you to turn your dream home into a virtual reality and the ability to mod Sims 4. 

As the series has evolved, so too has its romance system, allowing for same-gender marriages and the ability to adopt children.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is somewhat of a concealed gem, a criminally underappreciated RPG that’s admittedly a little rough around the edges.

While the game’s follow-up is long overdue, Inquisition is still considered as one of the superior BioWare-developed titles to date, despite how much the company’s reputation has soured in recent years.

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Like most open-world RPGs, it sees you selecting your race and class at the start before venturing out into the continent of Thedas to investigate a peculiar tear in the sky that’s allowing demons to enter the world.

Inquisition has often been praised for its ability to blend strategic RPG battling with real-time combat that offers a ton of flexibility for unique character builds.