Watch Battlefield Hardline Expansion's New Cinematic Trailer

Battlefield Hardline's third expansion launches next week, and to mark the forthcoming release, Visceral Games has put out a new cinematic trailer for it. The expansion is called Getaway, and the video very much follows that theme. It shows criminals escaping police pursuit by crossing into Mexico and speeding down the Pacific coast. Take a look at the video below, which was produced by TheFloppyRagdoll.

Getaway launches for Premium members on January 12 across PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. Everyone else can buy the content on January 26.
The expansion is billed as the "fastest, most explosive" add-on for Hardline to date.
It adds four new maps, a new mode (capture the bag), and three new weapons for the Mechanic class and the one-hit kill Fire Axe. There are also more gadgets, vehicles, and camo included with the expansion.
In other news about Hardline, Getaway will introduce a new Competitive Match option. You can learn more about that in our previous coverage.

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