EA Games May Return to Steam
There are new signs that after a few years of separation, games from Electronic Arts may return to Steam. On the other hand, there is a chance that preparations are underway to reveal something larger... or we're looking at nothing more than insignificant errors.
For many years we have been unable to find any games published by Electronic Arts on Steam. It seems that the situation may change in the near future, at least as far as the older titles in its catalogue are concerned. Before we move on to discussing potential "evidence", we must note that nothing has been officially confirmed yet.
Let's start with the fact that when Dragon Age II's card introduced in mid-October (we won't find it in Steam's offer either), in the form of a new cover.
The icing on the cake is the recent test of integrating Steam with Origin, which could work on a similar basis as Uplay from Ubisoft (when the game is launched from Steam library, the Uplay client is also activated).
At the moment it is not known whether we should be preparing for a more or less imminent announcement of Electronic Arts games returning to Steam, or whether these are just not significant "matrix errors". Who knows, maybe Valve is working on a solution to integrate Steam client with other platforms, like GOG Galaxy 2.0?
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