With automatic game downloads and background updates you can ensure that your games are ready to play when you are." "With the new streamlined design you will easily find the games and content you're looking for and discover your new favorite games.
"The EA app is our fastest and lightest PC client to date," EA claim. Just like Origin before it, the new EA app is an inconvenience you must accept to play the EA games which require it, and beyond that it is useless. I think maybe it is? But it doesn't really matter, as long as it's not a disaster, because it's not like you're using it unless you have to anyway. there was no FAQ thing relating to EA Play either on Steam, and on Origin, it just tells me to find the game on the Steam store and hit play to link it, to which I can't find a 'play' only purchase button.Electronic Arts have formally launched their new store client doodad after a long open beta, replacing the much-maligned Origin with something they refer to as "the EA app" (its actual name is only "EA"). But I can't figure out how to get the few Origin Games I've downloaded through the EA Play sub to appear into the Steam library. Much prefer Steam library over the Origin client all around really. I know I can add games manually as a "Non-Steam Game" but I like all the community features, like screenshots, guides, forums, etc. My Steam and Origin accounts are linked as I bought Mirror's Edge way back at the start of the year and it boots up Origin to play it, and I have the EA Play subscription on the Origin Client. Google says to find an EA Play game on Steam and hit "Play" so I went to Command and Conquer and it says buy EA Play subscription, or buy the game outright. I've tried to google the issue but it's getting me confused.
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