Some of the Extra games, at least.
has announced March's free games for the Essential tier, and a smattering of the free games coming to the Extra tier, ahead of schedule during its State of Play livestream that took place this week.
Despite the early announcement, they are still being added to the subscription service on the first and third Tuesday of the month, respectively. That'sAs a reminder, Essential is the base tier that lets you play online. Every month there are three to five games you need to claim within that time period, which you can then access as long as your account has an active subscription.
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