Apex Legends Game Play
Respawn- the developer of Apex Legends, has also made it clear that the game is about to host a cross-platform multiplayer as well later this year. This attributes to a functional multiplayer mode on Xbox One, PS4, Origin, Steam, and Nintendo Switch, all with each other. Respawn managing all this complexity to make it a fun experience is yet to be seen.
Moreover, EA doesn’t want only Apex Legends on the well-known platform of Steam. Titanfall 2, Dead Space 3, The Sims 4, and A Way Out- all have been made available, and are playable right now. According to Kotaku.au, Need for Speed: Most Wanted has also made its way to Steam.
In other news, EA made a return to releasing games on Steam last year after it had chosen Origin to continue on the PC platform back in 2011. The first game to debut was Star Wards Jedi: Fallen Order. From then on out, various EA games have landed on the famous gaming hub on desktop. Also, EA plans to release the EA Access subscription, which gamers can purchase at an inexpensive cost, and enjoy a variety of EA titles.
They had previously remarked,
At the core, we are game makers, and our aspiration is to connect as many people as we can to the great games that we built and make it as frictionless as possible for them to do that. So with more players playing more games and more platforms, frankly, we want to be where the players are.
Now that Apex Legends won’t be exclusive to other platforms anymore, millions of gamers on Steam will get the chance to experience the critically-acclaimed battle royale. Meanwhile, it’s a win-win situation for Respawn since its a golden opportunity to drastically increase its fan, and player base for the game is about to be accessible by an enormous FPS community.
On Steam, the download size can expectedly amount up to 25.82 GBs, similar to the Origin’s version of the game. Comparatively, it’s still not as gigantic like the size on Xbox One- a massive 65.02 GBs.