

It gives you the 10 hr trial + Karakuri rewards when it releases + you can play the FULL game when it’s released.Īlso 10 hr trial applies to both subscriptions only difference is like i mentioned above, with pro you can play the full game after it releases and with basic you can’t as it’s only 10 + hr trial so you can’t play the full game after release.Ĭurrently I am not positive if with EA pro you can play the trial unlimited or not. If you do not plan to buy the full game but want to play the full game after release you need to buy EA Pro on the EA store. This means you only buy it on steam IF you already plan to buy the game because after the 10 hr trial you will NOT be able to play the full game after release with basic plan. Only works on the store you bought it for like steam or EA store. You’re missing out on a few information though. PS- I don't know how this interacts with PS5/Xbox/etc. Tie in was super simple and again, you save a couple of bucks AND get to play the demo tomorrow. I know for me personally I wanted to try the demo but was afraid it was going to be a pain in the butt to get it set up since I just use Steam for everything and don't want to download other programs. Hopefully this is helpful to anyone on the fence as the tie-in to steam is much more seamless than expected.
#WILD HEARTS EA HOW TO#
How to set up: Much easier than expected so I'll just break down how to get it and how to remove it because if you're like me, you're likely not using EA Play after this game launches.

Demo: You get the 10 hours of gameplay demo for EA Play.Not a huge discount but it's a bit cheaper using the month of EA Play and buying Wild Hearts. Signing up for one month of EA Play + Wild Hearts is $67. Price: Buying directly on Steam cost $69.99.Wanted to just post the steps I feel most people are going to want below. To be fair, neither side does a good job of explaining this off the bat but in practice it's really easy. I don't want to clutter the sub with EA Play topics as there's already enough of them as is, but there's been varying questions on how EA Play works, how to have it link up with steam, etc.
