Battlefield 2042 - PlayStation 5

Do you love battlefield? Well guess what! You're going to be disappointed. Bf2042 leaves behind any kind of class system and single player campaign for call of duty-esque "specialists" (and of course no war stories). The game is plagued with frame drops, has no adaptive trigger support, and absolutely no sense of teamwork. If you're a call of duty fanboy then you kight enjoy this, because it's basically just infinite warfare on a MASSIVE scale. Among other issues there is no voice chat support, no proper scoreboard like in literally every other fps, next to no world destruction (a battlefield staple), no sense of warfare, have to turn headset volume all the way up to even hear enemy tanks, and worst of all no class system. Literally everyone in these 64v64 matches are any of 8 specialists. You're better off buying a ball of rubberbands and throwing that against the wall for entertainment rather than this dumpster fire that calls itself a battlefield game.

I like the game and I got it for my birthday I put the game in the steelbook

Overall the game is pretty good. Not as good as some of the older ones, but still a lot of fun. If you want to play with ps4 users and you have a ps5, do not buy the ps5 standard disc version. It will not play with ps4 users. The digital version on psn plays both platforms. Best buy would not return it because i had already opened it. Other than that, i plan to see how good the game gets. My 1 star on the ease of use is because there was no warning at all about the cross platform gaming.

Got this game preorded by my wife for our anniversary, and initially i was excited to get my hands on the new Battlefield game, but the game is incredibly lackluster. The game experiences plenty of glitches and much different gameplay, than previous battlefield titles. If you were lookong for a true sequel to BF4 then this isnt wjat you're looking for. The game is too cartoonish and is more concerned about "looking cool" than being fun. Many of the elements just copy trends in other first person shooters over the past few years, mainly call of duty and apex legends. The increased player count just makes game far too hectic, and completrly ruins what was once a beloved franchise. Skip this title, and if you do buy it buy it used

This was one of the worst games I've ever played. I haven't played a Battlefield since BF3, which set the bar very high. I was very disappointed in the gameplay, the matchmaking, and the general playability. To put it frankly, this game sucked. Keep your money.

It’s not what I grew up playing with BF3, BF4. It’s a little disappointing to see where the franchise is headed but that’s just me. We really need some Grand Bazaar, Op Metro, Op 925 and Op Locker, TDM and native Rush on smaller maps. The nitty-gritty feel of close quarter urban combat is most definitely gone but hopefully not forgotten. It most definitely is possible to cater to everyone and Portal is a great start.

This is a good game if you like only multiplayer. This game kind of felt short-lived since no campaign. I also felt this game is very repetitive not too many extra Maps.

Bought it on release day, a disapointment. The game is not as expected as previous Battlefield games. Good thing is few months later the developer keep fixing the game. Hopefuly it’s getting better