EA & Origin Access Date Revealed for Battlefield 1

Electronic Arts revealed more details about the Play First Trial for EA and Origin Access subscribers for its upcoming first-person shooter Battlefield 1.

It's stated in a recent blog post from the company that Battlefield 1 is set to receive a trial which is going to last 10 hours on PC and Xbox One starting October 13 for EA and Origin Access subscribers. This will probably satisfy those on the platforms who are signed up with either of the respective programs, as the date for the trial arrives more than a week before Battlefield 1 finally hits the store shelves.

Aside from the full release of nine multiplayer maps and six modes, Battlefield 1's trial will contain five maps and four modes that have been available in the early access version to start, with more being added as the title goes closer to its official launch. To be precise, Sinai Desert, Amiens, St. Quentin Scar, Fao Fortress, and Suez will be available at the trial's beginning while Empire's Edge, Monte Grappa, Argonne Forest, and Ballroom Blitz will be added in October 18-20.

Other than the maps themselves for Battlefield 1's EA and Origin Access trial, the modes are going to be Conquest, Rush, Operations, and Domination at the beginning, with War Pigeons and Team Deathmatch arriving October 18-20. Additionally, players will also be able to try two campaign missions called Storm of Steel and Through Mud and Blood.

For those who are interested in getting a head start on playing Battlefield 1 through the trials, EA Access is offered to fans for $5 per month or $30 for a yearly subscription, while Origin Access can only be signed up for at a $5 monthly rate. Sadly, however, these services won't be available for players on PlayStation 4.

Battlefield 1 is scheduled to release on October 21, 2016 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.