Need for Speed Payback trial on EA Access tomorrow
Xbox One subscribers get to race early as do Origin Access members on PC.
Electronic Arts' upcoming racer Need for Speed Payback will playable for EA Access and Origin Access subscribers starting tomorrow, November 2. EA has detailed in a blog post what players can expect from this trial.
Players can play the first two chapters of the game, ending with the Highway Heist mission; and you will get to customise cars and including a Derelict. The multiplayer mode Speedlists, which let you race against other players, is also playable.
The trial of Need for Speed Payback can be enjoyed for ten hours. All progress will carry over to the full version of the game, which releases on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on November 11.
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