Battlefield 4 Single Player Story Trailer Impresses With Characters, Storyline, And Visuals
The latest Battlefield 4 game trailer from EA is here, and this one is a single-player story trailer that gives you a taste of the sort of character arc you can expect from the game. The trailer starts out with the evacuation of American VIPs from Shangai and--wouldn’t you know it--things get a little crazy on the way out. (WARNING: Some NSFW language.)
We’ve been impressed so far with the videos we’ve seen of the game, and this one is no exception. It looks like there’s a good bit of drama and intriguing characters in the single-player story to go along with the killer gameplay and superb graphics.
In our own preview of the title, we found that BF4 is basically a more polished version of BF3 (in a good way), with brighter and clearer visuals, easier navigation, improved audio, and a number of small upgrades that add up to a better experience. And there’s of course EA’s levolution, which allows players to change the terrain by, essentially, blowing things up.
You can preorder BF4 now, and the game will be out for the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 on October 29th; for the PlayStation 4 on November 12th; and the Xbox One on November 19th.
We’ve been impressed so far with the videos we’ve seen of the game, and this one is no exception. It looks like there’s a good bit of drama and intriguing characters in the single-player story to go along with the killer gameplay and superb graphics.
In our own preview of the title, we found that BF4 is basically a more polished version of BF3 (in a good way), with brighter and clearer visuals, easier navigation, improved audio, and a number of small upgrades that add up to a better experience. And there’s of course EA’s levolution, which allows players to change the terrain by, essentially, blowing things up.
You can preorder BF4 now, and the game will be out for the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 on October 29th; for the PlayStation 4 on November 12th; and the Xbox One on November 19th.
