- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Nov 12, 2021
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One
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Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 644 Ratings
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Positive: 96 out of 644
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Mixed: 45 out of 644
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Negative: 503 out of 644
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Nov 14, 2021
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Nov 13, 2021As of 11/14/2021 the game is a piece of trash. Missing dozens of features from previous games. Sound is broken and lack of good sound design. Only 22 weapons in the main game mode at launch. Maps are empty and look worse the BF1 graphics. Portal is broken and full of xp farms. Game is an unfinished mess and EA is scamming people by making them pay extra to play a broken early build of the game.
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Nov 13, 2021Game is in alpha state. Many game breaking bugs and glitches. Often shut down xbox, exit to desktop, can't disable crossplay, stuck on revive screen, maps are too big and too empty. Gunplay is awful. Not recommend got refund.
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Nov 13, 2021Game needed more time in the oven but hey gotta please the shareholders. All out Warfare is ok and Hazard Zone is such a joke. It shoulda been free. The game’s saving grace is Portal. However I don’t know how long people will stick around to play portal. The fact that older BF games are more popular than the new game mode shows that Dice is unable to make a new battlefield game.
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Nov 13, 2021
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Nov 13, 2021The most next gen game I have experienced this far on xsx. Yes there are things that needs fixed but that'd every new game.
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Nov 13, 2021amazing game but still has some technical issues (as usual for every battlefield game) i hope it will be fixed by the official release in 19 November
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LEVEL (Czech Republic)Jan 30, 2024Destruction is still cool, and in the end I have to give the creators credit for the fact that the much marketing-washed akedo has its moments. Everything else that made a good Battlefield is completely missing, and that chase for record-breaking size or player count is really a poor substitute for well-designed maps, rich content in the form of game modes, and certainly no substitute for the original class system that the gameplay has always relied on in the first place. [Issue#317]
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Dec 6, 2021Battlefield 2042 is a huge disappointment for gamers and the Battlefield franchise. Had this been the product of an indie developer, then this might be a different story as it would be understandable how a game like this could be the product of an independent studio that doesn’t have enormous corporate backing. Instead, EA pumped more resources into creating a CGI film that acts as the only real source of storyline context than ensuring the game was going to live up to the enormous amount of hype they were trying to create. I hate saying such negative things in my reviews, but when a game developer can’t be bothered to even try and live up to it’s own legacy, then I have to call it as I see it and for that very reason, I don’t recommend this game. Not even the nostalgia or temptation of ‘Battlefield Portal’ is enough to save this game from itself.
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Dec 3, 2021Battlefield 2042 absolutely should have been pushed back by EA and DICE to some point in 2022. Instead, the version of this game that is currently available has been virtually unplayable for me at times since first releasing. Even beyond this, though, some of the key design changes that DICE has made in Battlefield 2042 don't feel for the better. Rather than improving on the core Battlefield experience that fans loved with Battlefield 3, 4, or Bad Company 2, 2042 is a bloated husk of its former self that is trying to recapture some semblance of its previous glory. As a fan that has been playing this series for well over a decade, Battlefield 2042 is a massive disappointment that I struggle to think is even worth saving.