Typically, players subscribed to EA Access are able to experience early trials for upcoming releases. The publisher will buck tradition for one title in particular, however?Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Unlike past new releases, an early trial won?t be available for the imminent Star Wars adventure. Apparently, this decision stems from a desire to keep the risk of spoilers surfacing online at a minimum. To lessen the blow, EA Access members will instead receive ?exclusive cosmetics? for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
EA publicly announced the news via a Twitter post on EA Access? official account. Check out the tweet in question below:

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