Long before free-to-play titles like Fortnite and Call Of Duty: Warzone dominated the video game market, Swedish developer DICE and publisher Electronic Arts tried their best to translate the squad-based multiplayer chaos that made the Battlefield series a bonafide hit into an approachable and entirely free PC game. In many ways, Battlefield Heroes was far ahead of its time, from trying out a free-to-play model to its wacky embrace of pop culture.
