Within this week, the Battlefield Hardline's Open Beta will start on February 3 until 8. This game can accommodate 64 players with high-speed pursuits. There will be three available maps and modes for games of cops and robbers, as well as the full character progression.

PC Games said that the two game developers EA and Visceral have revealed that the Battlefield Hardline 's beta will be open to everyone regardless of the platforms or the players' previous beta participation. They also added that the beta can showcase different maps and modes with 64 people who can enjoy the Hotwire, a new mode that combines lots of people where they can shoot at each other with fast-driving cars.

The same site described Hotwire is all about driving fast. It is all about Hardline's man in car versus man in car mode. So, playing Hardline isn't just about playing angry or game's horrible per se, with men just running around, or perhaps just swapping bullets.

The beta has also limits, however, the players can unlock the classes, weapons, and gizmos to their heart's content since there will be no experience cap. Steve Papoutsis, the executive producer, said about the Hardline, "While it's just a taste of the whole game, we want you to come in, take your jacket off, stay awhile." Though Hardline is already due by March, yet EA has no confirmation yet for the fixed date for its launching.

International Business Times detailed the date for the second beta run for the cops and the criminals. According to the site, the beta run will be this February 3 which will be open to all five platforms, such as the PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC.

There are some YouTubers who have received notifications about the game's release. These people are said to be part of Ronku, which is EA's sponsorship program responsible for creating buzz for the publisher's game in YouTube.

It was also previously reported that the "Battlefield Hardline" beta can give gamers the experience of gameplay shift from the military conflict setup to the new cops and robbers dynamic. The players can also access the high-powered military gear like the previous installments though the game will feature the dynamic of cops versus robbers gameplay.

This year's "Battlefield Hardline" open beta run is the second beta run after the disappointing first beta last year. Because of the negative feedback of the first beta from the gamers, the second beta run was delayed because of the changes that the developers have to improve.