Summary & Thoughts:
When most people hear the name Battlefield, they usually think of the game engine. It’s not the campaign, the theme, or even the graphics. Yes, all of those are good, but people want to feel immersed in the frenzy of combat. They want the rush of driving a tank through a building. They want to hear the roar of a jet engine, or the whirring of helicopter blades. They want the whole map to fall apart around them as they fight for victory. These are the things that separate Battlefield from every other shooter out there.
Battlefield 4 has several classes to choose from, and they act as roles. You can be a sniper, an engineer, or even just a front line soldier. There are tons of weapons and gear options to choose from, and you can switch them in the middle of a battle. My favorite part of battlefield though, is the vehicle combat. It is some of the best vehicle combat I’ve ever seen in a game. The next best thing about Battlefield, is the destructible environments. You can blow up just about any part of the map.
I really don’t have any complaints about Battlefield 4, and I think it is a well made solid shooter game. I own it on multiple platforms, and would recommend it to any, and all first person shooter fans.
Release Date: October 29, 2013
Rated: M
Price: $9.99 (Battlefield.com)
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