https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D9V21hWtiM

It would be nice Trine-esque game place to place in my collection.
I can't login in Origin, but otherwise it would be awesome game here.

Published by EAvil Corp, so I'd say unlikely.

There haven't been any DRM-free re-releases of older EAvil Corp-published titles for quite a while now either. Seems to have stopped around the time CD Projekt RED so savagely tweeted about leaving "greed to others" when it comes to ludicrous monetization schemes in form of lootboxes and the like.
Coincidence?

Yes, a shame that it is published by EA.
I have noticed that many companies are out for the indies nowdays, I think they finally realized the obvious and found out that this kind of games have a huge amount of followers.
When Microsoft bought Ninja Theory last month I felt a hearthache.

I would also love to play A Way Out, but with Origin... no dice.

At least with Microsoft it's likely that the indie title in question eventually finds its way to the PC and gog. Ori and the Blind Forest being a good example here.

The recently unveiled Sea of Solitude on the other hand? Wouldn't hold my breath for that to appear anywhere else other than EAvil Corp's own distribution outlet.

Ori and the Blind Forest wasn't Microsoft property though, they just contributed and published on Xbox. The next Ori will be their own, soI really doubt it will be DRM-free anytime soon.
Same reasoning with any Ninja Theory game.

For those of us with sucktastic internet that isn't great for youtube, what's FE?

Platformer game. Beautiful, 3D, Trine-esque.

FE is its name, or just an abbreviation?

It's full name, check first post.

Maybe it'll get here when it is as old as the most recent Rayman on GOG. Maybe longer.

It's this game:

https://www.origin.com/deu/en-us/store/fe/fe

Thank you. Youtube wasn't going to answer that question for me. Stupid slow connection <grumble grumble> ; )