Star Wars Battlefront will be available free of charge to EA Access and Origin Access members from December 13.
EA confirmed that the full base game will be "joining The Vault" on Twitter, but those wishing to play Star Wars Battlefront's DLC - say, the new Rogue One-themed expansion - will have to purchase it separately.
In a startling coincidence, the game's season pass is currently on sale for £24.99 on Xbox One - or £22.99 for Access members, who swipe an extra 10 percent discount on all Xbox One Digital Purchases. It includes the full arsenal of Battlefront's expansion packs.
For the uninitiated, EA Access and its cousin, Origin Access, allow subscribers to download EA games on console and PC respectively that can then be then played without limits. Members also gain access to exclusive trials of unreleased EA games, but it all comes with a cost of £3.99 ($4.99) a month or £19.99 ($29.99) a year.
Star Wars Battlefront launched on PS4, Xbox One, and PC in November 2015. EA has just announced it's pausing production on its Battlefield series while it focuses on developing future Star Wars Battlefront games - with a sequel on its way next year - but in the meantime, you can check out what we thought of the original title when it launched in our review.
Alysia Judge is IGN UK's host, and thinks that the fact EA didn't tweet the news "EA leads to Access, Access leads to games, games... Lead to shooty bangs," is criminal. Find her on Twitter.
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