EA Play members can try out Wild Hearts now!
As we brace ourselves for a typhoon of new games heading our way, we all struggle with the challenge of deciding what to buy, what to wait for a sale, and what to pass on. Thankfully for fantasy gamers EA is kind enough to let you try out the Wild Hearts for up to 10 -hours! Full details below:
EA Play members can join the hunt today in the WILD HEARTS early access trial for up to 10-hours! The EA Play trial allows hunters to play up to the gates of Minato and battle the ferocious Kemono and get whisked away on an epic journey in fantasy feudal Japan. Players who decide to purchase the game will have their progress carry over to the full game.
Separately, EA Play Pro members can embark on a wild new adventure in EA Originals and KOEI TECMO’s AAA hunting game today with full access to the WILD HEART Karakuri Edition!
The WILD HEARTS Karakuri Edition is the best way to play the game, offering EA Play Pro PC members in-game items, including two cosmetic armor sets (Karakuri Samurai & Karakuri Ninja), a decorative Tsukumo Lantern, five chat stamps and four different emotes – including the Fighting Spirit, Grovel and Conch.
WILD HEARTS pits players in battle against giant nature-infused beasts called Kemono with the help of Karakuri, sophisticated mechanisms crafted from a lost, ancient technology. With this life-sustaining technology, players must learn to adapt and shape their environment into creative hunting grounds – ideal for taking down the giant Kemono.
Article By Kevin Austin
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