The EA Battlefield game series needs no special introduction, with the three previous editions already being familiar names.

Battlefield 4 has been designed based on the excellence of its predecessors.

Dice's main focus is on creating a singleplayer experience centered around open gameplay, while continuing to enhance multiplayer.

The open nature of the campaign is designed to feel more like a multiplayer match.

The player will have an ultimate goal in a mission, but how they reach that point is up to them.

Powered by the Frostbite 3 engine, Battlefield 4 promises graphics that are a leap forward for next-generation gaming, with an emphasis on realistic destruction of buildings.

• Interactive environments that react to your actions in real-time, allowing for the flooding of streets or the sinking of a ship for strategic advantage.
• Control the battlefield with multiple vehicles, from helicopters and stealth aircraft to ships and anti-aircraft guns, designed to give you an edge on large and chaotic maps.
• With international tensions running high, you must evacuate critical American VIPs from Shanghai and fight against the odds to bring your team back home.
• Only in Battlefield can you blow up the foundations of a dam or turn an entire skyscraper into rubble, or lead a naval assault from behind a cruiser.
• Battlefield gives you the freedom to do more and be better, as you play to your strengths and carve your own path to victory.
• The capabilities of the Frostbite 3 engine are impressive; you can admire an abandoned building with graffiti on the walls and curtains fluttering out of a window in the wind.
• Massive and destructible game environments, access to a variety of vehicle controls, and the ability to command teammates.
• Player progress in single player will be closely monitored, and a range of social features will be offered through their own performances, which can be directly compared with those of friends.