Apr 12 2006

Battlefield 2: Modern Combat Review

Posted by David as Games, Review

Gamepro has a review of Battlefield 2: MC.

The Battlefield rules of operation apply in Modern Combat. Much like previous Battlefield games, the gameplay is a mix of fast first-person shooting with a hint of authenticity of the era in which you’re fighting. Battlefield 2: Modern Combat excels online. Too bad the single player experience isn’t as exciting. The visual and audio package is suitable for Battlefield 2. In general, the areas look great, but there is noticeable draw-in where you’d least expect it.

They give the game a 4 out of 5 for fun factor. The only thing to dip below that rating is the controls which score a 3 out of 5.

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