Electronic Arts has officially announced its plans to discontinue support for the console versions of Battlefield Hardline, leading to their removal from digital storefronts and the eventual shutdown of their online servers.
Specifically, Battlefield Hardline and all its associated downloadable content (DLC) will be delisted from the PlayStation Store and Xbox marketplace starting May 22, 2026. This means players will no longer be able to purchase the game or its expansions after this date.
Following the delisting, the online servers for Battlefield Hardline on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are scheduled to be shut down on June 22, 2026. Players will, however, retain access to the single-player campaign mode.
This provides a final opportunity for players to earn any remaining Platinum trophies or DLC-related achievements before these deadlines.
In contrast, the PC version of Battlefield Hardline remains unaffected by these changes. There are currently no intentions to remove it from sale, and its online servers are expected to continue operating.