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A third-person view? Yep.. Cartoonish graphics? Indeed.. Battlefield? You bet!
In 2009, DICE released Battlefield Heroes as a free-to-play, a more casual take on the franchise. Though it was the odd one out, Heroes featured several classic Battlefield pillars such as Conquest mode, a soldier class system, and iconic WW2 military gear. The battles between the National Army and the Royal Army ended in 2015 when Battlefield Heroes was shut down, but the memories remain! Released: 25 June 2009
In 2009, DICE released Battlefield Heroes as a free-to-play, a more casual take on the franchise. Though it was the odd one out, Heroes featured several classic Battlefield pillars such as Conquest mode, a soldier class system, and iconic WW2 military gear. The battles between the National Army and the Royal Army ended in 2015 when Battlefield Heroes was shut down, but the memories remain! Released: 25 June 2009
Battlefield Heroes - 11
Battlefield Heroes
EA announced that it has signed a strategic distribution agreement with Aeria Games, a global leader of free to play online games, to bring its top Play4Free™ titles to the multi-million person community at Aeria Games. EA’s first game to launch on the popular Aeria Games network is the arcade shooter Battlefield Heroes; currently available, with other EA titles to follow including Need for Speed™ World.
“We are thrilled to add EA titles to our portfolio of games, and what better game to launch with to celebrate this partnership than Battlefield Heroes,” said Lan Hoang, Chief Executive Officer, Aeria Games. “EA continues to champion the free-to-play space and their Play4Free games deliver quality, diversity and fun from recognisable IPs so we look forward to supporting their titles through our network resulting in access to millions of additional new power gamers.”
EA announced that it has signed a strategic distribution agreement with Aeria Games, a global leader of free to play online games, to bring its top Play4Free™ titles to the multi-million person community at Aeria Games. EA’s first game to launch on the popular Aeria Games network is the arcade shooter Battlefield Heroes; currently available, with other EA titles to follow including Need for Speed™ World.
“We are thrilled to add EA titles to our portfolio of games, and what better game to launch with to celebrate this partnership than Battlefield Heroes,” said Lan Hoang, Chief Executive Officer, Aeria Games. “EA continues to champion the free-to-play space and their Play4Free games deliver quality, diversity and fun from recognisable IPs so we look forward to supporting their titles through our network resulting in access to millions of additional new power gamers.”
