EA Access - shared multiplayer access on Xbox One with Live subscription

My Microsoft account has:

Xbox Live Gold

EA Access on XBox

Both paid subscriptions.

My son has his Microsoft account:

Family share my Xbox live Gold

he has access to the EA Games I have downloaded but cannot get multiplayer access with his free EA Games account. Such as Mirrors Edge 2, he can play but cannot get extra options "shared".

I'm asking if that is a possibility to login into EA Games under my sons Xbox/Microsoft login to give him access without causing any conflict in licensing.

Just seems confusing in that nothing is clearly stated in the official offerings around this capability. So I'm trying to get clarity. Again thanks for the help and deciphering all of this.

Cheers,

David

So basically is your EA account/email is under your sons xbox profile?

Or does your son have his own EA account?

Tanks for your assist yep I have all that covered.

All games are downloaded and accessible, its more around the further access that gives the multiplayer capabilities which requires a sign on to ea games and does not share on the xbox in the same way as Xbox Live Gold.

Cheers,

David

The games through EA access can be shared through the Home sharing feature.

If there is a certain game on EA access that he wants to play you would need to sign in with your account to download the games since your account is the one that has the EA access on it once the game is downloaded he would be able to play the game under
his account.

Now there are certain games that require an adult xbox account to play this is a limit on EAs side and nothing that Xbox can do about that.

Hello Mantermite,

You can create an EA account for him as he should have it anyway. Once created try accessing the multiplayer features with how you got it set up. If he is unable to access the multiplayer still then the home sharing feature isn't working with the EA. There
is no definite guide for this as it is an EA subscription.

Thanks,

Brad