Battlefield Hardline will be removed from consoles
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Battlefield Hardline will be removed from consoles

Milan Dogandžić
By Milan Dogandžić
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Battlefield Hardline will soon be removed from digital storefronts on consoles, with its online multiplayer servers also set to shut down later this year.

Released back in 2015, Battlefield Hardline took a different approach compared to the rest of the series, shifting away from traditional military combat and focusing on a cops-and-criminals theme. The change received mixed reactions at the time, making it one of the less popular entries in the franchise.

Electronic Arts has confirmed that the game will no longer be available for purchase on PlayStation 4/5 and Xbox One/Series starting May 22. One month later, on June 22, the game’s online multiplayer servers will be shut down. However, the single-player campaign will remain playable, as it does not require an internet connection.

The PC version of the game will not be affected by these changes for now, meaning it will remain available for purchase and continue to support online play until further notice.

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Milan is a gaming enthusiast who values story-rich experiences, memorable characters, and deep narratives. His passion for storytelling goes beyond games, influencing his taste across all forms of media. He especially enjoys open-world RPGs, where exploration and player choice create unforgettable journeys.

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