Battlefield™ Hardline

1.See all my childhood games on sale for dirt cheap 2. Buy BF3, 4 and Hardline 3. Install all of them 4. EA launcher install 5. Punkbuster AC install 6. Try to play Hardline campaign 7. Doesn't launch 8. Troubleshoot 9. Launches and runs like shit 10. Try to relaunch and it says i have an origin account when i don't. Better to refund the $6 i paid for the 3 games and never touch an EA product ever again. Guess ill go boot up my gen 1 PS4 if i want to play Battlefield.

The greatest Battlefield multiplayer experience ever. People truly just hated on this game because it was different from what they used to play.

The story was great although pretty short. The best part of the game was the feel of the guns which is a same since the whole game revolved around stealth rather than full on gun blaze. 7/10 could have made the campain longer. (PS: don't buy it if you wanna play multiplayer, it's dead)

sometimes it wont load servers and when they do load them. they wont let me join a server. it says i joined but it doesn't actually load in

Launching the game, after installing the EA app and other malware bullshit, leads you to a browser page where you have to launch the campaign from the website. Hilariously stupid and on brand for EA. With the MP more or less dead, the singleplayer is what remains and sadly it is pure, unfiltered Battlefield 4 slop with Battlefield 2 jank. I really enjoyed this game the first few rounds back in the day and was pleasantly surprised to hear Death Grips, a band I love and have seen live (still the best moshpit I was ever apart of) in the game. To me, this and 4 just managed to look worse, play worse and not have any of the parts of the DNA of Battlefield 3 that I practically worshiped. It is hard to admit I just do not like this game in any way. Prior to this, I had only ever played the singleplayer once and I found it completely, utterly dull, poorly paced and generally just unfun. I have a high tolerance for less than stellar games and gameplay experiences, I literally recently replayed Kane and Lynch 1 and 2, which I really enjoy a lot. I thought Hardline would further scratch this itch I have been wanting to scratch. It just doesn't, if anything, it just makes me feel crusty and tired. I made it to the rather infamous episode 3, then remembered how much of a joyless slog it was, quitting promptly. A younger me would have pushed through, but after a little over an hour, I kept asking myself: "is this fun?" And the answer is an astounding: I rather stick my dick in an anthill. For some reason, there just feels like such a lack of soul in it, despite the inspired premise. I appreciated that Battlefield was trying to do something new, but it just is underwhelming. The biggest thing is, big talent cannot save this era of EA's storytelling. Amy Hennig, one of the best ladies in the entire business and one of the most educated, qualified and outright talented writers in the English language wrote this game and I cannot imagine how. Personally, I never was too fond of her work on Uncharted, but I revere her work on the Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver series. I consider Soul Reaver 1 and 2, the absolute pinnacle of writing in video games and she very much so IS the heart and soul, of arguably the best narrative-driven games ever made. So I am just baffled, how they managed to make Amy produce such a boring story. Sort of similar to how EA got the Spec Ops the Line writer, another game that has a narrative that is proof of video games as an artform, to make a rather mid and generally just alright campaign for Star Wars Battlefront 2. And it is entirely because Amy merely is writing the scenarios from the templates provided to her. I also slept on Battlefield 4 so hard, this and Hardline killed the games for me, only to thankfully be revived by BF1. And despite my moaning, I still really, really enjoyed Battlefront 2. But can I honestly recommend Hardline? I really dunno. Some people love the campaign, but I had compiled a list of 20 pieces of evidence to ensure that the final conviction for this game is third-degree, perpetual boredom. The engine and pacing simply does not match the story or the singleplayer mechanics, effectively making an uncomfortable game to play. Some great licensed music and admittingly, Amy Hennig's humorous writing for NPCs is still utterly spot on, but I am happy to uninstall this and forget about it entirely, again. It is absolutely hilarious that the description on steam is: "Strategy. Speed. Story. These are the core pillars of Battlefield™ Hardline, a cops vs. criminals experience unlike any other." What alien, held against its will in a lab, unironically penned that? And how much coke is EA forcing it to snort? [b]Strategy[/b] Press f to arrest suspects and crouch sometimes, or just shoot them. [b]Speed[/b] The game runs like a dying a car in a desert with a broken AC. [b]Story[/b] The most interesting part is looking at trash on the streets of the dystopian American city of Miami, Florida. The tagline should be [b]Shit, Slop, Seethe and Sneed[/b].

I love this my favourite game since 2015. In 2015 i bought this i played on my playstation 3 but when next to the chapter 6 the game crash, so after 10 years in 2025 i buy this game to continue what happened mission on chapter 6 until 10, that what i'm gonna to say.

the battlefield with different vibe. the campaign good, because not like usual army stuff they give us police stuff give story from different perspective. campaign is good and long. story not bad. BUT ITS ALL RUINS BECAUSE HOW BAD EA MAKE LAUNCHER. i need searching fix to launch the game at take almost 1 hours. and stupid punkbunkster anti virus who make the game stuck launch. and you know since they new EAapp broken they use browser to launch the game, like WTF. No wonder most people said [spoiler] better play pirates version to play this game than buy original game even at discount [/spoiler]. BTW this punkbuster problem also happen to BF 3 & 4. for launcher problem maybe all EA game got affect that.

Game is good .but long cut scenes.worse is you can't skip them.i was thinking to play 2nd time but cut scenes make me to uninstall it .will never play

The campaign is actually fun to play, seeing the game dirt cheap would make it seem like a bargain. But no. Battlelog is one of the useless things in existence. Serves no useful purpose and screws launching the game. The one who had the very wise idea of launching the older battlefield games through a web browser should seriously be jailed,tortured and executed. Chances are EA will never fix this. Just pirate the game at this point

Battlefield Hardline offers a fresh twist on the classic Battlefield formula by shifting from military warfare to cops and criminals. The change in setting brings a unique feel, with fast-paced action, urban environments, and game modes that feel more like high-stakes heists than traditional battles. The campaign mode is surprisingly solid, with a crime-drama style story that plays out like a TV series, complete with episodes and cliffhangers. While it’s not as large-scale as some other Battlefield titles, the multiplayer is still a blast — especially modes like Heist and Hotwire, which reward creativity and teamwork. Visually, the game looks great, and the sound design is top-notch, as expected from a Battlefield game. If you’re looking for something a bit different from the usual military shooter, Hardline delivers a fun, underrated experience that’s definitely worth a playthrough.

got this for 95% off for 2$ and for that price its absolutely worth it. As this game is pretty bland and unimpressive, game looks great, seeing going down the city Miami was really cool, the story is pretty dumb and straight, you'll see the double crossing from a mile away. I don't mind playing the role of a corrupt cop but its done so poorly as there will be so many times where you will say "why would you do that? You did even try to cover your tracks" The arrest mechanic is cool for maybe an hour, as its nonsensical. The only benefit of arresting or tasing a ememy is to unlock new guns and attachments, its also overpowered as you can arrest up to three enemies at once, an enemy will have automatic machine guns and will surrender and drop their gun as you flash a badge point a pistol at them. Hilariously it still works the same way half through the story when you are not a cop anymore. Gunplay is decent, good variety of guns and attachments, enemies will throw poison gas and molotov cocktails to flush you out of cover. Stealth is cool for a while but sadly there is so suppressed guns so the only way is arresting of slient takedowns. Somehow there is a tank mission in a POLICE game, don't ask me why. Overall its okay dumb fun as long as you don't take it seriously, this was for sure a step back for battlefield

Seems pretty beginner friendly after a bit and fun so far, this game is a pretty disliked title from the battlefield franchise, I honestly still love it. I prefer the close quarters combat and lesser skilled/tamer player base, I also really like the idea and concept of the game, running in the open and not getting sniped 24/7 is also very nice. I honestly think this is one of the funnest battlefield games to me, it isn't too sweaty and is easier for new players after a way shorter time span compared to other battlefield games, the gameplay is genuinely fun and sometimes movie-like (hotwire gamemode). My favorite thing is probably the leveling/cash system, it feels way more rewarding and easier to advance in than the other Battlefield installments. There is flaws but I genuinely think it is better than what most people think, its also unfortunately getting closer to the end of it's lifespan, though still fun even 10 years after it's release.

Soild buy for the campaign alone. Got it for under £2, honestly would paid more and been find with it.

Before buying, be prepared to fix bugs for normal gameplay.

Well what about Battlefield Hardline, overlla ok, a bit over the top in many areas, making the story just fell like a crazy AA movie, but ok i guess. Gameplay it have a lot and from many things, stealth, gun blazing, tank, artillery, car chase, and soo on but they felt to ramm in to the story graphicly preatty interesting the skin in some character look really good for a 10 year old game, preatty surprise in some cut scenes Overall dosent beat Battlefield 3 or 4 not even close, but it definetly was something new to try it out, i will give it a 6.5 of 10 Online multiplayer is still active you will find at least 1 server, is just caotic, spawn points are just back and forward, or they are camping next to it not sure, i hate the progression style of unlocking weapons too slow , you will have to play a lot, and many of the other palyers are destroing you with a well improve weapon sooo no beginner friendly.

When you think of Battlefield, you think of tanks, jets, all-out war—and then Battlefield Hardline comes screeching onto the scene in a cop car. Swapping soldiers for SWAT teams and battlefields for bank heists, Hardline was a bold experiment. But bold doesn't always mean brilliant. Visceral Games, known more for horror (Dead Space) than shooters, took the reins from DICE and steered the franchise into urban crime drama territory. The result? A game that’s occasionally fun, often confused, and never quite comfortable in its own skin. Hardline’s single-player campaign tries something no Battlefield game had done before—it wants to be a crime drama. You play as Nick Mendoza, a Miami detective caught in a web of corruption, betrayal, and drug trafficking. Structured like a TV series (complete with "Previously on..." recaps), the campaign attempts to blend stealth, investigation, and shootouts. It's an ambitious shift from traditional war stories, and at times it works—especially in early episodes, where you're arresting suspects and gathering evidence rather than mowing down waves of enemies. But eventually, the game’s FPS roots overpower its detective ambitions, and the campaign devolves into a familiar rhythm of "enter room, take cover, shoot everyone." The tonal whiplash between wanting to be a good cop and the endless body count you rack up is hard to ignore. Still, credit where it’s due: the campaign tries something different, and the performances, especially from Benito Martinez and Kelly Hu, are solid. Multiplayer is where Battlefield has always lived and breathed—and Hardline tweaks the formula in interesting, if uneven, ways. What works: -New game modes like Heist, Blood Money, and Hotwire inject fresh energy. Heist feels like Payday with a Battlefield twist, and Hotwire (vehicle-based Conquest on speed) is surprisingly exhilarating. -Smaller, urban-focused maps support more intense, close-quarters combat, which feels distinct from traditional Battlefield. -Faster movement and gunplay give the game a more arcade-like feel, somewhere between Call of Duty and Battlefield. What doesn’t: -The theme wears thin fast. While the idea of cops vs. criminals is fun on paper, it lacks the scale, variety, and gravitas of military conflict. You can only rob so many vaults or escape in so many muscle cars before it all starts to blur. -Vehicles are limited and feel awkward. Swapping tanks for pickup trucks just isn’t the same, and the "Battlefield sandbox" feels compressed and less impactful. -The destruction, long a signature feature, is toned down, with fewer dynamic map-changing moments. Visceral clearly tried to innovate, but some of the core pillars of Battlefield—massive scale, military coordination, combined arms—are missing, and it shows. Visually, Hardline is solid. It runs well on the Frostbite 3 engine, with crisp lighting, detailed urban environments, and stylish cinematics. The TV drama vibe is reinforced by editing, music choices, and framing. The sound design, as expected from a Battlefield title, is top-tier. Guns crack with satisfying weight, and police radio chatter adds immersion. But while it's technically competent, Hardline doesn't have the iconic feel of classic Battlefield maps or moments. There’s no “Battle of the Bulge” here—just another shootout in a parking garage. Hardline received several updates and DLCs, but its player base dwindled fast. Released between Battlefield 4 and Battlefield 1, it struggled to find a foothold. Many fans viewed it as a side project rather than a true sequel—and EA seemed to agree, quickly pivoting back to military themes in future installments. That said, it deserves credit for trying something different. It’s a rare FPS that asks, "What if the battlefield wasn’t a battlefield?" Battlefield Hardline is a bold detour that gets points for creativity but stumbles in execution. Its cop drama campaign is refreshingly different but narratively uneven. Its multiplayer offers unique thrills but lacks the scale and depth long-time fans expect. It’s not a bad game—just one that never quite figures out who it’s for. Pros: -Ambitious, TV-style campaign structure -Fresh game modes like Heist and Hotwire -Tight, fast-paced multiplayer gunplay -Excellent sound design Cons: -Identity crisis between cop drama and war shooter -Underwhelming vehicles and map scale -Shallow multiplayer progression -Quickly overshadowed by other entries Rating: 7/10

I played the closed and open beta, and I don't understand why we hated it so much (myself included). Now I'm like, 🗣️ Woop woop, that's the sound of da police🔥🎶

First game that leads me after clicking the "Play" button to a website... And in this website u need to choose a server or choose that u want to play the campaign... Crazy EA... crazy design... The "best" is... I wait and wait and nothing happens. Unplayable. 2€ wasted.

A disappointment right off the bat, even factoring in that this is a decade-old game currently on sale for two bucks. - Singleplayer FoV cannot be changed from the nauseatingly low 70° despite an FoV slider existing - The game crashes on launch nine times out of ten even when you try to launch it - The game needs to be launched through a web browser window instead of Steam - Crashes on the spot when alt-tabbing out - Zero visible errors to work with if you want to fix any of this The extremely narrow FoV is enough for me to recommend against the game, though the game's stability (or lack thereof) really solidifies this as borderline unplayable.

Idk how to explain this, but BF BC2/BF3/BF4 (i won't talk about the others, cuz they're "new", i'll just stick to the old games) Those games feel fresh compared to this.... The graphics did NOT age well at all, the gameplay feels off like it wants to be BF3 so bad, but can't.. Overall, single player is decent, but multiplayer feels cringe, and since the battlefield saga is mostly Multiplayer based, i will say that this is a no for me. I now understand why everyone always told me to not play this game, and i now understand the hate behind this only battlefield title... I've had players from Hardline tell me "it's not true, this game is the best", When in EU there are only 1 MAX 2 Servers being played. This player excuse? "well a lot of ppl like gta 4 multiplayer but the servers are almost dead too" BROTHER GTA 4 is mostly an offline experience... Are we good? Or "well BF BC2 servers are almost dead too but the game is still amazing" They literally play BF BC2 more than they play this game... (AND keep in mind that BF BC2 server are closed, you can only play the game trough a fanmade client, but STILL more ppl plays that game more than HardLine) EU servers for BF3/BF4 too, are still FULL of players (keep in mind HardLine got released after BF4... That alone explains a LOT) I swear, ppl are cooked, burnt to a crisp.

For the campaign: A wannabe Far Cry that didn't make it. I haven't even completed it. For the multiplayer: Dead servers. A CoD like with the battlefield gunplay. Interesting and different, but not a battlefield game. + All the classic and un-missable EA bugs, and Denuvo. It isn't even incorporated in the battlefield launcher, like EA WANTED to forget this game. And yeah, maybe it's better like this.

And in an unsurprising turn of events, the whole police department is corrupt. What a shocking turn of events...

multiplayer is pretty dead, but the sp is good

🎨 Visual Vibes ☐ What planet is this?! ☐ Jaw-Dropping ✅ Slick & Sharp ☐ Gets the Job Done ☐ Meh Pixels ☐ Eyes, Why Have You Betrayed Me ☐ Retro Relic Stylized cop-show aesthetics, clean environments, and detailed models make it stand out from the usual Battlefield tone. 🎮 Trigger Thrill (Gameplay) ☐ Masterpiece Mechanics ☐ Solid Combat ✅ Functional, I Guess ☐ Kinda Boring ☐ Feels Like Homework ☐ Controller Screams in Pain Gunplay is solid but doesn’t feel as tight or deep as other entries. Some stealth elements add variety. 🎧 Sound Check ☐ Audio Nirvana ✅ Smooth Operator ☐ Decent Vibes ☐ It's... Fine ☐ Cover Your Ears ☐ Bleeding From Both Ears Voice acting is hit-or-miss, but the sound design and music keep the action energetic. 🖥️ Can Your Rig Take the Hit? ☐ Runs on a Calculator ☐ Grandpa’s Laptop Approved ✅ Mid-Tier Friendly ☐ Better Have a Gaming PC ☐ High-End Hustler ☐ NASA’s Backup Needed Frostbite engine is optimized here; decent rigs will handle it just fine. 💾 Hard Drive Heist ☐ Fits on a Floppy ☐ Classic Compact ✅ Getting Chunky ☐ Say Goodbye to Storage ☐ Buy a New SSD ☐ Send It to a Data Black Hole Not too huge by modern standards but still a bit chunky for its campaign length. 🧠 Tactical Brain Power ☐ Baby Mode ☐ Casual Cruise ✅ Learn It, Master It ☐ Tactical Brain Power ☐ Big Brain Only ☐ Prepare to Suffer Stealth mechanics and arrest systems are more involved than usual — not just run-and-gun. 🌀 Grind Level ✅ Grind-Free Paradise ☐ Optional Hustle ☐ Tryhard Territory ☐ Mild Effort Needed ☐ Grindfest ☐ Say Goodbye to Real Life Campaign is straightforward. Multiplayer progression has some grind, but it’s not overwhelming. 📜 Plot Punch ☐ Story? What Story? ☐ Some Hints of Lore ☐ Serviceable ✅ Intriguing & Tight ☐ Feels ☐ Existential Crisis Incoming Feels like a TV crime drama — episodic structure works well, though the plot is predictable. ⏳ Time Commitment ☐ Blink and It’s Over (Under 1 hour) ☐ One-Sitting Special (1–3 hours) ☐ A Weekend Affair (4–8 hours) ✅ 2–3 Day Campaign (8–15 hours) ☐ Call in Sick for a Week (15–40 hours) ☐ Cancel Your Social Life (40–100 hours) ☐ The Eternal Journey (100+ hours) Short and punchy single-player campaign, with multiplayer to extend playtime. 💸 Price Pain ☐ Freebie Frenzy ☐ Worth Every Penny ✅ Buy It on Sale ☐ Only If You’re Curious ☐ Not Worth the Coin ☐ Just Light Your Wallet on Fire Grab it on sale — often included in EA Play and deep discounts. 🪲 Bug Watch ✅ Clean as a Whistle ☐ Minor Nuisances ☐ Noticeable Glitches ☐ Bug Battle ☐ Game of Bugs ☐ Certified Insect Simulator Mostly smooth on launch, and now polished through patches. 🎯 Deathmatch Verdict ☐ 🎯 ☐ 🎯🎯 ☐ 🎯🎯🎯 ☐ 🎯🎯🎯🎯 ☐ 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 ☐ 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 ✅ 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 ☐ 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 ☐ 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 ☐ 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 💬 7/10 — A different flavor of Battlefield. It's not perfect, but it brings a fresh setting, cop drama energy, and enough tactical gameplay to justify a playthrough — especially when it’s discounted.

not a huge war game but sstll fun gameplay

Good cop simulator, buy if if not broke.

For 2 euros on sale, it's good enough.

good campaig very fun story

Campaign is written by a 3 year old

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yes because this game is the best

Don't fk with me EA where's my 12 battlepacks

underrated game

its like a sequel to la noire

good tho its a dead game

Og game

bad game

8/10

this is not battlefield

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