Game Battlefield Heroes Review

What distinguishes this game from the rest is not only the new artistic direction (hello Team Fortress 2), but also the fact that it is free to play. Beta keys are everywhere and players are stepping into the boots of Royal Army or National Army soldiers.

You start by creating a hero, carefully choosing his class and appearance. Then it’s off to the fight, using all means available to kill the enemy and capture the neutral and rival flags. Each team starts with a given amount of points and when it depletes, said team loses the match. You can do this by conquering flags and killing enemy players

The Battlefunds you earn are used to buy extra gear and skills, and being free to play, Battlefield Heroes had to feature a store. You can also purchase content using real money to improve your look, get some cool emotes to celebrate a victory or make fun of your enemies, and leveling up faster. I’m all fine with the aesthetic things, but using money to buy experience and get an unfair edge on the battlefield just seems wrong. Those who try to enjoy the game and play fair and square can’t feel but a little cheated, being killed by that super-but-fake soldier.

Battlefield Heroes is bound to be successful. It may not please players who want a more involving experience, but for those looking for an immediate game, fast and fun, this is a good choice. Let’s just hope EA keeps adding content, maybe some new game modes and vehicles, just to keep things exciting.
The Good: Frantic and fun, Easy to play, Cartoon look
The Bad: Needs more game modes, Slow leveling
Graphics: 7
Sound: 7
Gameplay: 8
Story: -
Final Score: 8/10
I completely heart the new engie upgrade! yeah! Give it up for engie strength!