Microsoft has opened up access to EA Play to the PC version of Xbox Game Pass, allowing PC gamers to play "Battlefield V," "Star Wars: Squadrons," "Titanfall 2," and more.

EA Play was recently added to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One at no additional cost. Now, however, Xbox Game Pass PC joins the action. Ultimate subscribers will be able to play the EA games they enjoyed on their consoles on their gaming PCs or even on the best gaming laptops we've selected.

Beginning March 18 at 2 p.m. PST, Xbox Game Pass members on PC will be able to download "Star Wars Jedi," "FIFA 20," "Fallen Order," "Star Wars: Fallen Order," "FIFA 20," and "Need for Speed Heat," as well as downloads of classic titles from the "Command & Conquer" and "The Sims" series. [$9.99/month includes "The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim," "Company of Heroes 2," "Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Ultimate Edition," and other games best played with a mouse and keyboard and Xbox Game Pass for PC, which gives you access to a complete set of first-party and third-party games.

If you subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $14.99/month, in addition to the above, you will get access to the full set of Xbox games from the original Xbox to the Xbox Series X, as well as the ability to stream Xbox Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is arguably one of the best deals in gaming, especially for those new to the world of Xbox gaming.

For those lucky enough to have a new Xbox console and a high-performance gaming PC, Game Pass Ultimate's list of PC games is a boon. It's also very easy to sync saves between platforms.

The caveat here is where to buy the Xbox Series X and where to buy the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080. At this time, both are hard to come by and are needed to get the most out of Game Pass Ultimate.