Battlefield Hardline - PRE-OWNED - PlayStation 4

Battlefield hardline feels and play better than battlefield 4. Variety of modes to play single player but mostly multiplayer. my fiends and I have some funny times online playing cops and robbers. the only bad things I can say is that I wish we had more maps to play and I wish I turn off the bad language in the game so my nephew can play.

The guns look spectacular. The sound is just on point. Campaign was an amazing story, with beautiful acting and characters.

Good career single player missions. Engaging multiplayer intense but rich in graphics.

Battlefield hardline is a very good game. It may star slow with less action, but lots of action occurs as the game progresses. This is a new genre from the typical battlefield where you are a soldier back in the old days; this is cop and robber type. Overall, highly recommended for lovers who like cop and robber type game.

If you didn't already know this game rocks big full of explosions cool guns great unlock ables definitely a must-have!

BEST GAME EVER MADE AND BEST GAME EVER PLAYED GREAT

Decent game , got boring quick ,expecting more from the battle field series...Rent it don't buy it...

I have been a fan of the Battlefield series for nearly a decade. The series has admittedly had some weak campaign experiences since the "Bad Company" games, but I believe Hardline has definitely taken a step in the right direction with it's episodic crime action/drama feel. Each level provides plenty of opportunities for choice. Whether it is taking a stealth approach to isolate and arrest individual enemies or spending the time necessary to search for evidence to provide unique kit unlocks, this game definitely offers more opportunities than the standard move from point A to point B and kill everyone along the way. The campaign also offers several adrenaline pumping car-chases that will have you racing through populated streets squealing tires and shooting sparks as you barrel through debris and narrowly miss obstacles. The game offers several difficulty levels to help tailor the experience to your own particular skill level and while I am not new to the series, playing on veteran does not feel quite as challenging as games in the past. All in all, still a very fun experience. People tend to play the Battlefield series for realism, responsiveness and scope of it's multiplayer. Hardline still presents a multiplayer experience loaded with various firearm and equipment unlocks. It also maintains the large and varied map design that allows up to 64 players to compete at once. The staples of the BF series are still present, you are still able to play conquest and tdm, but the addition of several new game modes helps to add enough variety to the game to make it feel like a worthwhile purchase. In addition to new game modes that involve car chases and vault cracking, series veterans will notice that the game feels a bit faster. It feels like player movement has been increased and that makes it a bit easier to cross some of the larger maps without relying so much on vehicles. The gun-play still feels very in-line with traditional battlefield games. One of the major differences you will find between Hardline and previous BF games it the lack of armored vehicles. Vehicles have had their roles changed from artillery support to fast and fragile methods of transportation. On the whole, this has put the emphasis of the multiplayer experience on shootouts and traversing the maps on foot, which I tend to prefer anyways. The only potential downside to the multiplayer aspect of the game that I have found at this point is that the environments seem to be less destructible than in previous games and the nonlinear kit unlocks provide less incentive to try new guns and loadouts once you find the first set of equipment that works for you. In conclusion, I think Battlefield Hardline is an excellent addition to the series and if you have enjoyed the battlefield games of the past and you don't mind trying some new mechanics, this game is a solid buy.