Electronic Arts continues to expand its Origin Access service with some pretty strong titles across various genres. The publisher announced that this month would see Tropico 5, Opus Magnum, Project Highrise, Deponia, Tharsis, Cosmic Star Heroine, Slime-san Superslim Edition, and Sudden Strike 4 entering the Vault. Don’t worry – there are some decent standouts in that bunch.

Tropico 5, for instance, is a decent city-building management title from Haemimont Games (currently working on Surviving Mars). With Tropico 6 coming up, it’s a good way to get into the series. Zachtronics’ Opus Magnum is a puzzle game that focuses on “programming” and discovering multiple solutions for different puzzles. It’s crazy addictive in a good way, though not for the less puzzle-oriented players.

Cosmic Star Heroine is a pretty good turn-based RPG title from Zeboyd Games that’s very underrated. Daedalic’s Deponia is an excellent point and click adventure title with good writing (especially for those who like comedies). Overall, with a growing collection of titles, early access demos, and deals on EA digital content, Origin Access Basic continues to be a good deal at $5 per month and $30 per year.

The Xbox One X may not be powerful enough to pull native 4K for the highest end AAA games, but for mid tier and low tier games, it can easily push them to the resolution. That will happen with the upcoming Sudden Strike 4 as well, the World War 2 themed real time strategy game that is coming to both, Xbox One and PS4.

Speaking to WCCFTech, Project Manager Attila Söröss from Budapest-based studio Kite Games confirmed that the game runs in a fixed native 4K on Xbox One X. “Sudden Strike 4: European Battlefields Edition runs in native 4K (2160p) on Xbox One X. It is a fixed resolution, there is no dynamic scaling,” he said, also adding that the game will run at 30 FPS on all consoles, and no different graphical modes will be available to players.

He also confirmed the Xbox One X build of the game to a high end PC, noting “Sudden Strike 4 European Battlefields Edition on Xbox One X is pretty much identical to PC max settings with a few tweaks. When it comes to high resolution, the bottleneck is always the GPU. You would need a Radeon RX 580 or a Geforce GTX 1070 to run Sudden Strike 4 with max settings in 4K on PC. In terms of CPU and memory requirements, you should be fine with our recommended specs, even in 4K.”

So, this is one game that Xbox One X owners can enjoy in startling picture quality on their console (the PS4 Pro version of the game runs only at 1080p), albeit with a higher frame rate).

Kalypso Media’s Sudden Strike 4 will be coming to Xbox One on May 25th with the European Battlefields Edition. This will include the base game along with the Battle of Kursk, Road to Dunkirk and Finland – Winter Storm DLC. There are also three maps exclusive to the Xbox One release.

Also available for the PS4 and PC as of August 2017, Sudden Strike 4: European Battlefields Edition features five campaigns with 31 missions overall. You’ll command over 120 different units and 14 commander. Russian and German forces become available in Battle of Kursk while Road to Dunkirk brings four new missions, two new commanders and 10 new units. Finland – Winter Storm adds six new missions, three new commanders and 19 vehicles.

Players can also partake in competitive multiplayer against others or versus the AI in 20 maps. Needless to say, there’s a lot of content to go through here. Check out the announcement trailer below for more details and how exactly the game will look on Xbox One.