EA Confirms Battlefield Hardline Server Shutdown and Delisting on Xbox
Electronic Arts has confirmed a delisting and impending server closure for Battlefield Hardline on modern consoles. Filmogaz.com reports the measures affect digital storefront availability and online play on current-generation platforms.
Details of the announcement
The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 editions will be removed from store listings on May 22, 2026. Online multiplayer services for those versions will end on June 22, 2026.
Platforms affected
Xbox One and PS4 versions face delisting and a server shutdown. Xbox 360 and PS3 editions were delisted earlier and are already unavailable.
The PC release is not part of this announcement and remains unaffected for now.
What remains playable
EA confirmed the single-player campaign will still work after online services end. Owners of the game can continue to play its offline content.
Availability and pricing
Hardline remains part of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass through EA Play at present. It is still purchasable on the Xbox Store until the May delisting date.
The current full price sits at £14.99 or $19.99 on Xbox storefronts. The game has previously sold as low as £0.74 or $0.99 during deeper discounts.
Key dates
- May 22, 2026 — Delisting from digital storefronts on Xbox One and PS4.
- June 22, 2026 — Online multiplayer servers shut down for those platforms.
Filmogaz.com will follow any further updates from EA. The publisher’s action combines a formal server shutdown with digital delisting on Xbox and PlayStation. Fans should plan accordingly if they wish to preserve online access before the June cutoff.
