What Does This Mean For Origin? Released in 2011, Origin was a game distribution platform for buying and playing video games. While EA will probably have the newest and biggest hits on the front page, they also said they would make a significant effort to promote indie games. The EA app’s refreshed store page allows you to easily search for games and purchase them quickly. Buying games on Origin has always been a real hassle. Discovery at your fingertipsĪ good number of gamers bought gamers via Steam even though they knew they would have to use Origin to launch them. Games will be a few clicks away, and you jump into a game quickly. The EA app will offer automatic game downloads and run updates in the background. Designed for SpeedĮA wants to leave the image of slow downloading speeds and clunky update processes in the past with this new app. No matter what platform your friends are gaming on, you will be able to see when they are on and join in with them. The EA app aims to fix this problem by letting you import your friends list from other gaming services, like Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation. One of Origin’s drawback was the pain of adding friends on the service. Those are Built to Connect, Designed for Speed and Discovery at your fingertips. EA is focusing on three main selling points. The EA app EA app, which is out of beta testing phase, is officially replacing the Origin game launcher.Īlthough we do not explicitly hate Origin, we would be lying if we said we are excited about a new EA app that promises to be more reliable and streamlined. It’s expected the app would be more streamlined, faster, and more reliable than Origin. But even without the best reputation, millions of people use Origin daily to play some of their favorite games.ĮA is building the “EA app”, a launcher that hopes to perfectly fit the next generation of games. EA recognized it was not the most optimized game launcher. Electronic Arts (EA) is introducing a new app to replace Origin, which failed to strike the right chords with gamers.
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