Titanfall 2 launched in a sorry state. Usually reserved for games that launch full of critical bugs and missing features, Respawn Entertainment's sequel was a different story; it was excellent - but it released during a very crowded holiday period.
Though the game eventually picked up steam as players and media alike began to spread the word before it was too late, Titanfall 2 could be considered a sleeper hit. It managed solid numbers, but many believe it was worth so much more.
Now, thanks to EA's subscription-based Origin Access program, Titanfall 2 is attempted to reach a broader audience by being included in the price first thing tomorrow. This comes right after a free weekend event in which any and all had the chance to play through as much as they could manage before time ran out.
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EA's Origin Access program essentially offers up the group's big games on a subscription format as they come to the end of their life - or early life, at least. Last year's stellar Battlefield 1 is set to grace the service sometime in the year as EA readies the multiplayer masses to jump over to Star Wars Battlefront 2 - the first of which became available on the service a long while ago now. Offering up timed trials of newer games - like Mass Effect: Andromeda - early access to blockbuster titles and loads of on-demand titles, Origin Access is £3.99 a month on PC - or a measly £19.99 a year.
That's 70+ PC games, early access and discounts for £20 a year. We're not affiliated with EA in any way, but it's a very impressive offer for fans of their games - and Titanfall 2 and all its DLC is part of that deal tomorrow.
