EA's Origin PC client has officially reached the end of the line. The gaming company had previously announced its plans to rebrand the Origin app for desktop players back in 2020 and began rolling ...

For any Origin client users on Mac, the good news is that the issue apparently only affected the Windows version of Origin. But there’s no reason you shouldn’t keep your software updated.

EA is closing Origin on Thursday April 17, 2025. Users will need to switch to the EA App, which doesn't support 32-bit software or macOS older than Catalina 10.15.5.

The platform has a dedicated software client for PC from where you can download your favorite games. But many users have reported that the game downloads automatically stop on Origin.

The Origin error 27683:0 error that occurs when using the store client can be caused by various factors. It can be usually caused by a corrupted cached data, ...

For starters, Origin is serviceable enough when you’re using the client itself. The menus aren’t particularly complicated, it’s easy to find your games or move from there to the store.

This message is nestled in the new EA game listings: "Incorporates 3rd-party DRM: EA on-line activation and Origin client software installation and background use required." 2.

Detailed by TechCrunch today, the vulnerability relates to how Origin, a client used to install EA games, used a specific address, “origin://,” to download and install a game.

In its current form, however, the Mac client does not include the ability to stream gameplay directly to Twitch or purchase software. According to the Origin FAQ, those features will be added soon ...

Titanfall PC requires Origin. While Titanfall's newly-revealed PC system requirements show the Source-based shooter will almost certainly run just on your hardware, there's one unfortunate ...

However, Origin will be completely shuttered on April 17, 2025, as Microsoft ends support for 32-bit software. Anyone still using Origin will need to swap over to the EA app before that date.

The info was found on the Jedi: Fallen Order's Steam page. "Internet connection, EA account, Steam account, and download & installation of the Origin client software required to play," reads the ...