Battlefield Hardline: Delay may Benefit the Single-Player and Multiplayer, Would Learn more from the Hardline Beta and Community Test Environment

By Noriel Espinueva Oct 04, 2014 02:50 PM EDT

Battlefield Hardline: Delay may Benefit the Single-Player and Multiplayer, Would Learn more from the Hardline Beta and Community Test Environment

Battlefield Hardline the action-packed first person shooting game was supposed to be released on October 21, but pushed until early 2015 with no further information of the exact release date. A promising game with innovated multiplayer action, which allows gamers to play as cops and robbers with the latest weapons that you can use and vehicles that you can drive around the city. It was developed by Visceral Games.

You could pre-order the game at Origin.com. You could choose from Dleuxe Edition or Standard Edition. There is no exact release date of the game yet, but stay tuned for updates. The game could be played on several platforms such as PS4, Xbox, Xbox One, 360, PS3, PC, and many more. Battlefield hardline is the series of Battlefield. You can check on the retailers to pre-order the game.

The creators of Battlefield series Karl Magnus Troedsson, said he wants Battlefiled Hardline to be the best game. According to Troedsson, the delay may benefit the single-player and multiplayer. The developers plan to add new features to its community that would be an advantage for the multiplayer, single-player on the other hand; Visceral is devoting their time in refining the core features.

Visceral spoke about their hope to create something that is different with the game's campaign that would get inspiration from the TV crime dramas.

Due to the feedback June beat received from the gamers, Troedsson says, the feedback made us to decide if they could have innovations on the Hardline to make the game better. However, their problem is that they need more time to accomplish this.

Another benefit of the delay is the game's stability. On the previous Battlefield 4 release, they had an awful launch. The game got serious problems that lasted for months, which resulted to EA to overhaul its testing process.

They said that they learned a lot from Battlefield 4, and would learn more from the Hardline Beta and Community Test Environment. If they are given enough time, they will be able to commit with fixing the game before it comes to launch.

The exact released date is yet to be announced. They have contacted EA to find more about it.