Mass Effect: Andromeda's Early Access Period Officially Begins Today
EA/Origin Access members can start playing today.
Mass Effect: Andromeda's official release date isn't until March 21 in North America, but some Xbox One and PC owners can play a portion of the game starting today.
EA/Origin Access subscribers can play a 10-hour trial for the spacefaring RPG today. As announced previously, the trial lets you check out the campaign and multiplayer. The single-player is limited, though you can play as much multiplayer as you want within the 10 hours.
The Origin Access trial actually started on March 15, it seems, though not everyone was able to jump in at that time.
With very few exceptions, all major EA-published games are available for EA/Origin Access subscribers to play five days before their public release. Other benefits of the $5/month or $30/year subscription program include discounts on digital content and unlimited access to an expanding library of games. No version of EA Access is available on PlayStation 4.
GameSpot will have a lot more on Andromeda in the coming days. The first part of our new video series, The Story of Mass Effect: Andromeda, airs this Saturday, March 18. You can watch a trailer for that above.
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