Battlefield Heroes May Come Back to Life Thanks to Modders

Maybe this time the game will have a chance to gain a fanbase.
Battlefield Heroes Revival

Way back in 2009, Battlefield Heroes was released as a simpler, free-to-play extension of the series on EA’s Play 4 Free platform. The game went down when Play 4 Free closed in July 2015. There were never any player-hosted servers, so when EA took it offline, that was that, at least until now.

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The modding group Revive has managed to salvage code from when the game was live to reverse engineer the server-side software. They released a video showing the game running relatively bug-free, and they plan on a full release soon.

One of the best parts of the whole situation is that the game will finally have a chance to shine. Microtransactions made the game very “pay-to-win” and with this fan release all that will be gone.

If you’re interested in getting a chance to play the revived Battlefield Heroes, you can sign up now at Revive’s alpha portal.

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