"Skate 3" was recently confirmed to be included in the EA Access Vault roster. It is apparently the only game recently that made it to the list of free titles.

According to NeoGAF users, "Skate 3" has been appearing all over the list of the games ready for download, joined by "Dead Space Ignition," "Madden NFL 17" and "Zuma Revenge." All of these titles were announced by Electronic Arts itself.

Moreover, a Twitter post from EA Access confirms the decision, saying that the game is truly available in The Vault, asking players to "get ready to throw down." While the particular title may have already made its way to the EA Access Vault, the others that were said to have appeared on the list are still yet to be confirmed by Electronic Arts. It is important to note, though, that "Dead Space Ignition" and "Zuma's Revenge" are Xbox 360 games that are already backward compatible.

According to Gamespot, it is also worth noting that as much as fans would want to have a fourth title, "Skate 4" is not in any development for the time being. The EA title "Skate 3" has been around for over seven years now, releasing back in May 11, 2010. It promised that fans will fabricate their own skateboard brand, as well as the people to back it up.

Players will have to join contests,  accomplish challenges and objectives to go up in fame rankings for the company they created. They will need to be innovative, creative and persistent to sell boards and make their company as famous as possible.

The EA service is rated at $5 on a monthly basis, or $30 annually for the Xbox One and PC. Sadly, no PlayStation 4 privileges have been made by EA, at least as of this writing.