The criminal team is charged with eliminating a VIP being protected by the law enforcement team, the VIP is a former criminal turned states witness. The criminals win if the entirety of the law enforcement team is eliminated. The police win if all hostages are rescued or if they eliminate all of the criminals. The law enforcement team is charged with rescuing hostages from the criminal team. This mode most resembles Conquest mode from the other Battlefield entries, with vehicles replacing flags. In order for a team to win the opposing teams tickets must reach zero. Once a vehicle is captured it will begin to reduce the opposing teams tickets, the more vehicles held the quicker the tickets deplete. The game ends when a team reaches a set amount of cash in their vault, or when time expires, the team with the most cash is awarded the victory.īoth police and criminals are tasked with capturing marked vehicles on the map, in order to capture a vehicle the player driving must reach a certain speed and continue driving. Vaults that are holding cash can be raided by the opposing team, this means teams must also protect cash that has already been extracted from the central location.
Once cash has been collected it must be moved to the teams vault located near that teams spawn point. If all the cash is extracted then the criminals win, if time expires or the criminals run out of tickets then the police win.īoth criminal and law enforcement teams are tasked with retrieving cash from a centralized location. The law enforcement team is tasked with stopping the opposing team from extracting the cash. The criminals must then move that cash to an extraction point located elsewhere on the map. The criminal team is tasked with breaking into a vault or armored truck that is filled with cash. The new game modes are Heist, Blood Money, Hotwire, Rescue and Crosshair. Hardline adds some new modes that change up the gameplay experience quite a bit for veterans of Battlefield. The player is also given a scanner, this gives the player the ability to tag enemies and alarms, identify high value targets and log evidence. The player can equip a taser which can be used to take down an enemy non-lethally, this is useful for incapacitating a high-value target from a distance. There are also new tools available to the player. This works great in tandem with the arresting mechanic, distract an enemy then sneak up behind and make an arrest. The next addition is the ability to toss shell casings to distract enemies, it functions similarly to the rocks players can throw in Far Cry 3. If the mission provides a partner the partner will keep the remaining enemies at bay while the payer arrests them. The player then has the option to arrest the criminals one at a time, however the player must keep their firearm fixed on the enemies or they will become hostile again and pick up their weapons. The most notable addition is the ability to arrest enemies, upon approaching a group of criminals the player can flash their badge freezing the enemies in place. The single-player gameplay largely goes unchanged from the other entries in the Battlefield franchise aside from a few additional mechanics and tools. With the shift from military to law enforcement there are a couple notable changes to the single-player and multiplayer experiences.
The game steps away from its military setting and instead features a law enforcement versus criminals backdrop.
This is the first game in the Battlefield franchise to be developed by Visceral Games. Battlefield Hardline is a first-person shooter developed by Visceral Games for the Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and the PC.
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