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1 Month EA Access Subscription - £1.49 - CDKeys

£1.49 CDKeys1 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

Opening post

BuzzDuraband

31 Dec 15

Cheaper than their Boxing Day deal.

Games in the vault:

Battlefield 4
Madden NFL 25
FIFA 14
Peggle 2
Need for Speed Rivals
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare
EA Sports UFC
NBA Live 15
Madden NFL 15
NHL 15
FIFA 15
Titanfall
Dragon Age: Inquisition
Battlefield Hardline

Top comments

stuarthanley to TomStockport

31 Dec 15 4 #10

You were only given 10 hours to play a trial version of a game? What were you hoping for?
Dragon Slaying - Dragon Age
Titanfall, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Plants vs Zombies, Need 4 Speed Rivals, Battlefront Trial.....

Are you sure you checked the whole thing?

thesinstar

31 Dec 15 3 #9

Apparently using them via the website will stack, however if you redeem directly on the console they wont. Thats what i got from about 5mins of background reading. So i could be wrong. But the website has worked for me.

BuzzDuraband

31 Dec 15 3 #1

£1.42 with the 5% code.

All comments (69)

BuzzDuraband

31 Dec 15 3 #1

£1.42 with the 5% code.

johnwillowlfc

31 Dec 15 1 #2

Good spot buzz works out at £17.04 per year at this rate, can you buy a load then keep entering the codes each month?...

BuzzDuraband to johnwillowlfc

31 Dec 15 #3

I think it would depend on the expiration date to be honest. I'm not quite sure how we would find that info.

koreanheman to johnwillowlfc

31 Dec 15 #48

I got it for £14 from eBay. worth checking.

johnwillowlfc

31 Dec 15 1 #4

Thanks for the reply buzz, cheap regardless and at least worth a try for a month for who ever has not got EA Access yet, happy new year!

TomStockport

31 Dec 15 #5

I bought this at £1.99 just for a trial really, see if I'd find it worth the money.

I think the new game demos are good, but I was only given 10 hours to play Battlefront which didn't seem long enough really. Lots of sports games if that's your thing, but if you're a dragon slaying, spaceship flying nerd like me there's not much with this to make it worth the money.

stuarthanley to TomStockport

31 Dec 15 4 #10

elwynevans13 to TomStockport

31 Dec 15 1 #12

to be fair for £20 a year I think 10 hours for every single EA game getting released is pretty generous, especially as you can access the full game trial, with achievements, a few days before the game is actually out too. Plus the full games they add to the vault, too!

Snakeyes646 to TomStockport

31 Dec 15 1 #13

10hrs to try out any game is more than long enough, any longer and EA would be at a certain loss.

yubious to TomStockport

31 Dec 15 1 #16

10 hours is ridiculously good for a brand new game, you tight ****!

Snakeyes646 to TomStockport

31 Dec 15 1 #29

Not heard of dragonage? I prefer it to the witcher 3 but they are different enough to warrant owning both like I do.

EA access has no negative points, it's a brilliant service and it's from EA... The company that not long ago gamers despised (activision now have that crown)

justabout72 to TomStockport

31 Dec 15 #63

dragon age?

thesinstar

31 Dec 15 #6

I just got three and stacked them via the xbox website not the console itself. Can Confirm i now have a sub till april.

BuzzDuraband to thesinstar

31 Dec 15 #7

Ah that's great. I read they weren't stackable. Cheers for the confirmation :smiley:

benjammin316

31 Dec 15 2 #8

Think the 10hr star wars trial is still going too?