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EA Marks Battlefield Play4Free's Launch With Trailer
EA's latest free-to-play game launches today, and the publisher has released an all-new trailer to mark the occasion. Battlefield Play4Free is a more realistic take on the Battlefield series than its predecessor, Battlefield Heroes. Players can check out the shooter at no cost, though players who put a lot of stock in user customization can do so through microtransactions.
The trailer offers an interesting look at some of the game's vehicles, drawn from an available pool of 16 total. And, as the image above shows, there's a parting shot of a character walking away from a slow-motion explosion. Visit the official site for more details or to sign up for the game.
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