Electronic Arts added a total of nine classic games to Steam, such as Dungeon Keeper Gold and SimCity 3000. Among the added games is a popular game from EA that was previously removed from the library. Here are the details!
Saboteur is among the EA classic games coming to Steam
On March 7, EA announced the addition of nine classic PC games to Steam. The publisher even prepared a small promotional video announcing the news. Let’s take a look at the list of those games together:
Here is the full list of games EA added to Steam:
- Command & Conquer The Ultimate Collection
- SimCity 3000 Unlimited
- Populous
- Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods
- Populous: The Beginning
- Dungeon Keeper Gold
- Dungeon Keeper 2
- Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri Planetary Pack
- The Saboteur
Additionally, to celebrate the arrival of these games on Steam, EA has released them all with a discount.
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Most of these games are already on the GOG store. So EA doesn’t bring these games back from nothing and make them playable again. However, considering that almost everyone’s default game library is now Steam, it is a very good move for EA to provide more support for Steam and offer the option to purchase classic games from more places.
Among the games above, The Saboteur was removed from the platform in 2015. It is among the classic EA games added to Steam. The open-world action game developed by Pandemic was never removed from EA’s digital store on PC or GOG.
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It was simply removed from Steam in 2015. Returning after almost a decade, the game also runs smoothly on Steam Deck. Publishers still need to do a lot more to support older games and prevent them from disappearing or disappearing over time.
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