When I first downloaded the demo on live I wasn't quite sure this game
would made my cut, but after I rented it I knew I had to buy.
As most of you know the battlefield series stands out for its
multilayer faction of the game. BF Bad Company changes that totally, as
you find yourself on a true single-player campaign as opposed to
previous installments. You are part of the B company. The B company is where all the army renegades if you will, are sent to deal with hence the name Bad Company.
You will find that the characters have depth as you'll find
yourself laughing a few minutes by the different situations they have to overcome. Regarding game play if you've played a lot of CoD 4 as I have
you'll find the controls a bit awkward but after a few minutes of play
you will find just right. As of military games we are living on a post
CoD 4 era and we tend to judge everything by it. Well I highly
recommend you get this game or at least rent it, to find out that it's
more than a rental.
Vehicles!!, yes! you can drive different types, as they add to the
whole experience, as you can bring the destruction mayhem up a notch.
Just imagine yourself driving a tank through the enemy lines quite
interesting huh?
Now to multi-player, the destruction mania extends to it, thats right
you will find yourself tearing through walls to find your prey (if you
will), the games has kinda a perk system a la CoD but with another name
Classes. The multi-player mode is called Gold Rush, the whole purpose of the
attacking team is to destroy two gold crates and the defending team
purpose is self explanatory. When playing rank matches you will gain Xp
and unlock points that you will use to well unlock guns, if you get
the standard edition as I did you will have to wait until rank 25 to
unlock the guns that come as a "bonus" in the gold edition.
To conclude BF Bad Company made rethink my anti-EA policy now i think
they can actually make good games. The single-player campaign and the
multi-player mode you'll find yourself pleased.
