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Secondly, I did some testing with Sims 3 with the new EA App and I can confirm the Steam overlay does indeed work! Even though this guide is outdated, the principle is pretty much the same... except you want to BROWSE for and add EADesktop.exe as your non-Steam game. Just name your non-Steam EA App game as your shortcut title if you prefer keeping your screenshots organized. However, be prepared that some developers might disable Steam's overlay from hooking into their game (as has been a reoccurring case with most Call of Duty games on Battle.net).
Good luck and let me know how it goes! Enjoy. 😁
Have fun and enjoy!
Let me know if this works for you. Good luck!