To Start Off the Single Player Campaign is SHORT.   The Sound Design is  perfect 10/10  Graphics Are Great Like Any Battlefield Game Game Was Too Easy Even On The Hardest Mode.    The Game Offers a new arresting mechanic that gets repetitive after some missions to the point the non-playable-characters Are making the same Grunt sound.     The levels have been renamed episodes and when you quit during a mission it says "Next Time On Hardline" Then Previews the next Level Or "Episode".    and it treats the "Episodes" As If You Are watching It on Netflix they have a play and preview button and everything.     Now lets get into Multiplayer. Its Not Better They Have VERY Limited Weapons The game modes get repetitive and boring.     the heist mode is the only fun mode though. and there's this mode where you drive and get free XP So Everybody picks that one and the game gets repetitive Battlefield 4 actually has more weapons than Battlefield Hardline. There Are a Couple Of other fun modes but There are NO MAPS for them!     In Fact Battlefield Hardline is a RESKIN of Battlefield 4 but with less content! and another thing Maybe the last but There is NO DESTRUCTION!     THAT WAS ONE OF THE MAIN ASPECTS OF BATTLEFIELD THAT MADE THE GAME UNIQUE AND IT MADE IT FUN THERE IS ONLY ONE MAP WITH DESTRUCTION (not gonna Say because it might spoil)      Anyway that's my review on battlefield hardline i will give it a 4/10 terrible.

datiel12 : It's a good start but you need to break up the review into smaller paragraphs to make it cleaner and easier to read, and adding some more detail to make it longer wouldn't hurt either. However, the way it is now is fine, and you did a good job on this especially considering that you just started posting.

I want to play this game but I only have a PC now and it's way too expensive so I won't be able to play it for a really long time, but I really want to try it out.

zanderlex : Okay Sorry I'll Break it into Smaller Paragraphs

The campaign's being short problem has been an issue with COD for awhile. I assume the same with Battlefield, although I haven't played the past few games in that series to have a good opinion about it.

Either way, a long time ago the more popular FPS titles shifted their focus from single player campaigns to focusing about 90% of their energy in the multiplayer/online aspect of the games. Which is the main reason why I stopped buying those games every year.

datiel12 : While I agree with zanderlex that you need paragraphs (I've been told the same for my first reviews), your short review does show that you hated the game. All the more reasons to avoid it!