In Battlefield 4, gamers will experience huge environments, a playground of destruction, access to an arsenal of vehicles, the ability to direct squad mates, and much more in the first entry in the first-person shooter franchise to run on Frostbite 3 technology. The game once again aims to deliver a premier online multiplayer gaming experience while also offering an engaging and challenging story campaign.
HERE IS THE REVIEW FOR BATTLE FIELD 4 FROM IGN.
Battlefield 4 is a greatest hits album of DICE’s multiplayer legacy. It retains the defining DNA of Battlefield 1942, re-adopts Battlefield 2’s brilliant Commander mode, exaggerates the destruction of Battlefield: Bad Company 2, all while embracing the realism and class reorganization of Battlefield 3. Most of the time, Battlefield’s unpredictable, vehicular-based competitive combat is predictably excellent. What I didn’t anticipate was DICE getting in its own way.
What we've never seen before in a Battlefield game is the drastic, and often inconsistent way Battlefield 4 forces its two teams of 12 to adjust to evolving environmental conditions. A dam bursts, crushing everything below with metric tonnes of rubble. Half a hotel disintegrates, exposing a control point and depriving snipers of a valuable perch. Large-scale destruction like this changes the fundamental layout of an area, forcing combatants to react intelligently and change their strategies and loadouts on the fly. Even after the magic and surprise is gone, teams always need to be prepared for how they’ll react when a crumbled tower keeps their tanks out of enemy territory. Coming out on top because your new strategy reflects the new level design is even more satisfying than the XP and armory unlocks you earn along the way.
THE GAME RECEIVED A 8.0 OUT OF 10 IF YOU WANT TO READ THE REST OF THE REVIEW CLICK HERE.
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