Everything Revealed At EA Play Live 2021

Electronic Arts hosted EA Play Live on July 22, revealing Battlefield Portal, a Dead Space remake, and more. Here’s an overview of the announcements.

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Electronic Arts brought a lot of new gaming content to the table on July 22 thanks to the return of EA Play Live, the developer’s independent gaming showcase. Along with popular titles like Battlefield 2042 and Dead Space came a few other surprises, promising exciting content for EA fans in the near future.

EA was mostly absent from this year’s E3 Expo, although Battlefield 2042 did receive quite a bit of focus, as the publisher opted instead to host its own show in the form of EA Play Live. In addition to the main event, EA also hosted four spotlight events leading up to the 40 minute showcase, which focused on everything from FIFA’s HyperMotion technology to the future of FPS games.

There were several notable exclusions from this year’s EA Play Live. Two upcoming BioWare games, Mass Effect 4 and Dragon Age 4, were both confirmed to not be in attendance earlier in June. Skate was also largely missing from the presentation, although developers did confirm that they were working on the game. Despite these absences, though, there were several large announcements brought to the table at EA Play Live 2021. Here’s a brief overview of what games were featured.

How Racing Becomes Realistic With GRID Legends

The first reveal during EA Play Live’s main event was GRID Legends, the latest in Codemaster’s racing franchise. It will feature improved driver-personality AI and a story mode that was filmed in XR in order to deliver a realistic racing experience directly to the screen.

Apex Legends Emergence Update Introduces Seer

The next major update for Apex Legends, Emergence, was also revealed during EA Play Live 2021. Among other things, Emergence introduces a new Legend in the form of recon-focused character Seer as well as the addition of Ranked Arenas.

Lost in Random Is A Throwback To Tabletop RPGs

Lost in Random seems to be combining tabletop RPG mechanics with video games, utilizing tactical card-based combat alongside dice rolls to create a visually unique game that revolves heavily around chance. Lost in Random is in development by Zoink!, the studio behind Fe.

Battlefield Portal: Create Your Own Game In Battlefield 2042

Perhaps one of the largest announcements at this year’s EA Play Live was Battlefield Portal, a community-driven platform included with Battlefield 2042 that will allow players to discover and create battle scenarios by utilizing unique combinations of maps, weapons, characters, and more.

Fight At The Movies In Knockout City Season 2

Season 2 of the dodgeball game Knockout City was previewed during EA Play Live 2021, and will be themed towards movie magic as players explore a new map based around a drive-in theater. The new arena also features dynamic areas based off of classic films.

Return To Dead Space In EA Motive’s Upcoming Remake

EA Play Live 2021 closed off with another major announcement, this time in the form of confirmation that the rumored Dead Space remake is in the works. The game will be rebuilt from the ground up, improving upon the story of the original Dead Space with new-gen technology.

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