Points are accrued depending on the number or kills, headshots and so on, with achievements awarded accordingly. Well, they rarely helped me out much anyway! In fact, this is highlighted by the fact you can highlight enemies by holding RB and order your team to open fire (surely they could have figured this out themselves!). Sadly, it never quite works… and frankly, I found myself a little indifferent when my AI buddies were getting shot at – or buildings were falling in on them. Deciding whether to sacrifice members of the team by shooting out that car window when underwater is a case in point. Everything is tracked, which will no doubt add to the likelihood of replaying the game in the future as you try to beat your scores and unlock any missing achievements."Įven from the outset, you get the sense the game wants you to become emotionally connected to your character, Recker, and his colleagues.
"Points are accrued depending on the number or kills, headshots and so on, with achievements awarded accordingly. There’s emotional conflict, loss, confusion and plenty of Oorahs and expletives… the usual stuff. From the opening prologue that sees your team trapped in a car underwater – having evaded countless enemies and outwitted attack helicopters, you embark on a jaunt across the globe from Shanghai to Singapore and Suez. There’s the usual blend of excessive explosions and high octane set pieces we’ve come to expect too.
The latest edition is no different. Battlefield 4’s brief and linear campaign is a little nonsensical but the single player portion of the game is still fairly good fun, with varied environments, vehicles to commandeer, buildings to blow up and loads of weapons and gadgets to collect. The Battlefield series has traditionally been seen as a behemoth in terms of multiplayer, while its campaign mode always tends to be a bit of a damp squip.
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