The first-person shooter video game "Battlefield Hardline" was developed by Visceral Games and published by Electronic Arts in collaboration with EA Digital Illusions CE. (Photo : Facebook/Battlefield)
A new DLC for "Battlefield 4" named as "Community Operations" will be released in the fall. A community Battlefield map known as "Operation Outbreak" made with the aid of the players will also be included in the upcoming DLC.
According to IGN, the official description for Operation Outbreak is: "Enter the dense jungle to battle for supremacy in a valley with a medical research facility, an ancient temple, and a lush waterfall. The valley is infantry-focused with limited access, making the use of agile vehicles (such as RHIB's on the river, quad bikes for fast transportation, and light attack vehicles) critical for success."
In September, another DLC known as "Night Operations" was also released for "Battlefield 4," according to IGN UK.
In other news, Electronic Arts Access is all set to add another hit title in the list of Microsoft Corp Xbox users. "Battlefield: Hardline" will soon be released for the Microsoft Xbox One. This will be available for those users who are using the premium subscription service on their Microsoft Xbox One.
This service allows the users to enjoy free Electronic Arts published games for the entire duration of their membership. The premium membership holders can find this game in the EA vault and can then download this game free of cost. The premium membership costs them $4.99 per month, which is nothing in comparison to the unlimited access the users get.
"Battlefield: Hardline" is currently putting its main focus on the street police, instead of its conventional military warfare. It seems like an interesting switch at the moment, but according to the feedback of many gamers, the execution of the same is not done correctly.
