If you're one of the few people that have somehow managed to avoid the Peggle craze a while back, you might be interested to hear that EA is now offering it for free as a part of the "On the House" program. Simply ...

With Syberia 3's launch date just around the corner the developers have decided to release the previous entry in the series for free. So if you're interested in some point & click

If this title sounds a bit too familiar, don't worry as you haven't gone insane... at least not yet! Mass Effect 2 has been free on Origin since January, but with Mass Effect: Andromeda just around the corner I figured I would give

Origin Access is EA's subscription based service that provides early previews of new games, discounts on all purchases done via Origin, and most importantly, full access to a whole bunch of games found within the "Vault". The service is normally priced at $5 per month or $30 per year, but for a

Origin's "On the House" program has been going on for a while now, delivering free games every couple of months, but I'm pretty sure this is the first time they started right smack in the middle of a series. As you can probably guess from the title, its not the original Mass Effect that's

If you've never played the original Dungeon Keeper, and I'm specifically referring to the original here and not the free-to-play abomination EA dredged out from the depths of the abyss, you're in luck as Origin is currently offering it for free! What's the catch? You have to install Origin, but

Need for Speed 2015 has received its fair share of criticism, mostly due to it being a surprisingly boring experience, but even games completely panned by critics can sometimes be quite enjoyable. Unfortunately, trying such games out is often impossible as demos have long since gone out of

Nox is an action RPG developed by Westwood and released all the way back in 2000. It was a fairly good game, and it maintains a small but loyal cult following to this very day, though chances are you've never even heard of it because Diablo 2 took the world by storm, and with it all of the

Origin Access is EA's subscription based service that provides early previews of new games, discounts on purchases, and most importantly, full access to a whole bunch of games found within the Vault.

The Vault currently contains 21

While its an outstanding idea for Origin to offer free games in order to entice people to join their service, I'm still puzzled on why they haven't worked on expanding their mostly EA-centric catalog so that they can be an actual competitor to Steam, and not just "that" place you have to go to

Origin's "On The House" program is essentially cheap advertising for the platform but I don't think anyone can really complain about getting a free game every few months.

This time around its Criterion's 2012 Need for Speed: Most Wanted whose single player campaign is a bit lackluster

When Origin Access went live earlier this month it launched with only a couple of regions supported, those being the US, Canada, UK and Germany.

And now after a good few weeks of waiting the rest of Europe can join in on the

If the name sounds familiar it is the same as EA Access that has been available to consoles for a long time now but has finally made its transition to PC as well.

Origin Access will set you back $5 a month and will offer you