Users will get access to the full game, including the single player campaign and all multiplayer content, for 10 hours of play time before having to wait until the game’s public release date of March 17. UPDATE: Only a portion of the single player campaign will be accessible during the early access period. All progress earned during the early play period will carry over to the final game.
Anyone in the US playing during this time will also be entered for a chance to win a custom Battlefield Hardline-themed Xbox One console and controller, according to the video ad that you can catch above.
So, will you be playing Battlefield Hardline on March 12?