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EA Games on PC, From FC to The Sims
A short, franchise-heavy catalogue: yearly sports editions, Battlefield, F1 and a very long list of Sims 4 expansions.
- 18games tracked
- 44verified stores
- just nowprices checked
The EA App catalogue on PC
Every EA title we track for the app, with the cheapest live key for each one.
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Frequently asked questions about EA games on PC
It depends on the key, not on the game. EA sells its PC titles both in its own store and on Steam, so keys for either exist for the same game. Every offer states where it activates, and it is worth checking before you pay.
Yes. Expansion, game and stuff packs are add-ons: you need the base game installed and on the same account. They are the largest part of this catalogue, so it pays to check what you already own before buying.
No. Each annual entry is a new game, with its own purchase, its own player base and its own in-game currency. That is why several seasons of the same title live on this list at wildly different prices.
No. EA Play is a separate subscription granting temporary access to a catalogue; what you buy here are licences that stay on your account. They are two different things and we compare them separately.
Because EA publishes few franchises and very large ones: sports, Battlefield, The Sims and little else. The list is ordered by clicks over the last 90 days, so the current sports entry and the most recent Battlefield usually sit at the top.
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