As promised in olden times – by which I mean just before the release of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – the Electronic Arts library is returning to Steam after years of exclusivity on the publisher's own Origin store. A limited selection of (relatively) recent EA games are now on Steam with deep discounts, and the publisher says its EA Access subscription will hit Steam soon.
13 EA games are either returning or debuting on Steam today: Dragon Age Inquisition Dragon Age 2, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, Burnout Paradise Remastered, Unravel, Unravel 2, Fe, Sea of Solitude, Need for Speed, Need for Speed Rivals, Need for Speed Heat, Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville, and Crysis 3. All those games are currently 50% off.
multiplayer games will come some time after the first wave of releases. (They will have full cross-play with the Origin versions, too.)
All the new EA listings on Steam also include a banner promising that EA Access is "coming soon to Steam", though no specific date is given. This appears to simply be the basic version of the service, which gets you access to trials for new games and a 'vault' of older titles.
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Origin Access Premiere – the top tier version of the service – also offers day one access to brand-new games, but while EA Access has been available on other platforms, including Xbox One and PlayStation 4, the 'Premiere' has never been offered outside of Origin.