The class system and weapons are taken from Battlefield: Bad Company 2 though, as are the upgrade and customisation options.A total of 32 people can play at once and although the game’s not due to launch until next spring there’s a trailer at the official website. This style of business model is very popular in Asia and EA has already used it with not only Battlefield Heroes, but also Need For Speed: World and a version of FIFA.Battlefield Play4Free uses 2005’s Battlefield 2 as its foundation, including many of the same levels and vehicles. The game is a follow-up of sorts to the equally price tag-less Battlefield Heroes, although where that game sported a comic book art style very different to the retail games Battlefield Play4Free uses the series’ usual realistic visuals.Although you can play the game for free there is a catch, as like Battlefield Heroes you’re encouraged to pay for extra weapons and equipment through microtransactions. Battlefield Play4Free – it does what it says on the tin

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