Battlefield 4 (2013) PC

Fans of computer games know and appreciate the Battlefield series for the detailed study of weapons, high-quality animations and a variety of network modes. Each of the parts of the franchise, one way or another, achieved success and recognition, both by fans and professional critics. Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth was no exception.

General description

The action of the fourth part tells about the development of a full-scale military clash between the key countries of the world. The fighting goes on almost continuously, and each battle can become a key one, thereby bringing a turning point in the course of the entire war. To join the confrontation in the role of one of the fighters and is offered to the player.

Dragon's Teeth is one of the additional materials, the main purpose of which is to bring variety to the gameplay. In particular, with the introduction of DLC, 4 additional maps, a new game mode for online battles and several samples of small arms became available.

Gameplay Features

Among the innovations of the add-on, it is worth mentioning new game cards.

1. Propaganda. It is fundamentally different from other maps, since it is an abandoned city where you can find both squares open to large collisions and streets where it is impossible for vehicles to move.
2. Pearl Market. Slum areas of an Asian city. Narrow streets, tall buildings, plenty of places for an unexpected attack. It is optimally suited for conducting tactical operations in which shooting can be carried out from anywhere.
3. The sunken dragon. A coastal location that is more open than the previous one. It is characterized by greater variability of gameplay due to the possibility of using military equipment and helicopters.
4. Lumfini Garden. The vast, mostly open areas are the perfect place to hone your sniper skills. On the other hand, moving deep into the territory is difficult because of the same snipers.

The player can choose the most suitable card based on preferences and skills. Another innovation here is the "connection" network mode. It differs from the classic capture of points in that in order to score points, teams need to keep several key places subordinate. The more points connected, the more points, which means the victory is closer.

Several variants of individual weapons have also been added, and a controlled drone capable of firing in places of great