$39.99Battlefield 4™ War on a city-wide scale
Fight across huge battlefields where buildings fall, streets flood and every match turns into its own story.
Is Battlefield 4™ worth it?
Battlefield 4™ is worth it if…
- you like 64-player chaos with tanks, jets, and boats in the same fight
- you like knocking down buildings and changing the map to win
- you like unlocking weapons and tuning them until one fits
- you want both a war campaign and long-running multiplayer
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Buildings fall, streets flood
You hold a street while a tower shielding the enemy starts to crack. Then it drops, the dust clears, and the fight has a whole new shape. That is Battlefield 4 at its best: interactive maps where you can trigger a shipwreck, flood the streets, or demolish cover for a tactical edge. Which is exactly the fun.
Every vehicle is a new war
One round you lead an assault from the back of a gunboat. The next you are in a tank, a helicopter, a stealth jet, or an anti-air gun watching the sky nervously. The maps are big and built for this mix, with land, water, and air fighting over the same objectives. Use what suits you, back up your squad, and carve a route through the noise. It is fast, loud, and deeply competitive.
Unlocks that keep you shooting
Killing time here pays off in hardware. Complete assignments to unlock new weapons, then tune them with attachments earned along the way. There are plenty of guns across assault rifles, snipers, shotguns, SMGs, and pistols, plus gear for four combat roles and camos, paints, emblems, and dog tags to make them yours. Trying the next rifle because the last one almost clicked is half the habit.
A rough road home from Shanghai
The single-player campaign sends your squad to Shanghai to evacuate American VIPs as tensions boil over, then makes getting everyone home the hard part. It moves through streets, water, and tight interiors with a lot of shooting and a little squad direction. The story is straightforward military business, and the squadmates do most of the talking. Play it as a loud warm-up before the 64-player main event.
What else should you know?
How big do the multiplayer battles get?
Up to 64 players on large maps, with infantry, ground vehicles, gunboats, helicopters, and jets fighting over the same objectives. Expect constant noise, collapsing cover, and the need to pick a role and stick with your squad.
What does destruction actually do for you?
It removes safety. Demolish a building that shields enemies, flood a street, or trigger a shipwreck and the lanes, sightlines, and cover change in real time. Smart teams use that chaos instead of just surviving it.
What is in the campaign?
A linear military story where your squad evacuates VIPs from Shanghai and fights its way home against the odds. It is action-led, with varied combat on foot and around vehicles, and light squad orders.
How do unlocks and customization work?
Challenging assignments unlock new weapons, and continued use opens attachments and Battlepack extras like optics, grips, camos, and XP boosts. There is gear for all four combat roles, so there is always another loadout to chase.
