The first major update took place on 29 January 2011, when Easy Studios launched Oman. Updates Įasy Studios, the developer of Battlefield Play4Free, performs updates to the game commonly. This class system has been used in Battlefield: Bad Company 2. The four classes also had the ability to wield a shotgun and a tracer dart gun, which was not class-specific. Lastly, the Recon class utilized a sniper rifle, motion sensor, and M18 Claymore mines. Engineer class soldiers were equipped with an RPG-7, a submachine gun, and a repair tool that could be used to fix teammates' vehicles.
Medics had a light machine gun and were able to heal themselves and other players with a "Medic Box" as well as being able to revive other players with a defibrillator. The Assault class was armed with an assault rifle and an "Ammo Box," which could be used to resupply the player and teammates with more ammunition. The player could choose between Assault, Medic, Engineer, and Recon. Players were randomly chosen to play as soldiers from either the Russian Ground Forces or the United States Marine Corps.īattlefield Play4Free featured a class system, which was similar to the class systems of previous Battlefield games. Battlefield Play4Free featured eight maps from Battlefield 2 and supported up to 32-player servers for online battles. The game had a leveling system, in-game shop, and gameplay customization similar to that of Battlefield Heroes. Battlefield included two gameplay modes, Assault and Rush. Battlefield Play4Free, along with other EA free-to-play titles Battlefield Heroes, Need for Speed: World, and FIFA World, went offline on 14 July 2015.īattlefield Play4Free screenshot showing an American engineer with a PP-2000 submachine gun.īattlefield Play4Free featured content from both Battlefield 2 and Battlefield: Bad Company 2. The game was released as an open beta on 4 April 2011. Closed beta codes originally started being distributed via email on 30 November 2010.
The game's open beta testing phase began on 4 April.
Battlefield Play4Free was announced on 5 November 2010. Play4Free uses a similar micropayment store system similar to that in Battlefield Heroes. The game was available to players for free online, under Electronic Arts' free-to-play model called Play4Free. The game was also less demanding on computer specifications, similar to Battlefield Heroes. Play4Free is built on a modified version of Battlefield 2 's game engine, with improvements such as high resolution artwork and post-processing effects. Based on the Battlefield series, the game featured a modern warfare battlefield setting. Battlefield Play4Free is a defunct first-person shooter video game developed by DICE and Easy Studios and published by Electronic Arts.
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