Update: Apex Legends is also coming to Steam this fall.

Ahead of today's EA Play livestream, Electronic Arts has also brought another slew of games and DLC to Steam. A Way Out, a prison drama; The Sims 4, a life-and-pool murder simulator; and, last but not least, Titanfall 2, a shooter with robot dudes.

New additions include "Dragon Age Inquisition," "Star Wars: Battlefront 2," "Mass Effect 3 and Andromeda," "Battlefield 5," and most of Electronic Arts' recent EA s hits:

Not a complete transition from Origin to Steam: we tested the Steam version of "Dead Space 3," and the game actually launches from Origin when launched from Steam. However, for avid Steam fans, they will be able to purchase EA games and maintain and manage their digital collections on the storefront of their choice.

One game that has been noticeably absent is the hit battle royale Apex Legends, and while it's possible that EA is holding off on releasing it at today's show, it's also possible that technical issues, perhaps related to cross-play (which we're also hoping), have delayed things There is also a possibility that.

EA Play kicks off today at 4pm PT/7pm ET. Click here to find out how to watch.