Battlefield 4: watch 40-minutes of Spectator mode

16 October 2013

eSports group Level Battlefield has released a 44-minute video showcasing the multiplayer of Battlefield 4 from the game’s Spectator Mode.

The video gives an uncut look at BF4’s new weapons, levels and tricks, while also delivering many memorable Battlefield 4 moments.

EA announced the release date for the next-gen versions of Battlefield 4, with the Xbox One and PS4 editions arriving on 21 and 29 November 2013 respectively.

In addition to a new multiplayer trailer, DICE also revealed that Battlefield 4 will be featuring a test range for players who are a bit hesitant with vehicles, to have a fly or drive around, before heading into a real battle and turning your whole squad into a kamikaze-package.

MyGaming recently got hands-on with Battlefield 4 at Gamescom 2013, and uncovered 5 Battlefield 4 features worth fighting for.

Remember to check out MyGaming’s Battlefield 4 pre-order price roundup.

More Battlefield 4 news:

Battlefield 4 pre-order price roundup

Battlefield 4: Xbox 360 beta gameplay released

Battlefield 4: Xbox 360 vs PC graphics

Battlefield 4: new multiplayer modes, maps revealed

AMD shows next-gen PC GPU, audio advances

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  1. Kurike
    16.10.2013 at 16:46

    i will be honest, when the beta came out I was not happy, performance issues, slugginess of movement and general combat made me seriously doubt my purchasing of this game, but after the patches (yes I know this is not the same build as the final version) and playing this game mode, my faith is 90% restored.
    It’s so damn fun 🙂
    but is it me or is the feel of the movement and responsiveness just feel very sluggish? after playing some of this beta then going to BF3, it felt like night and day, BF3 just feels better combat wise……I dunno maybe I am just being picky, hopefully the final version will feel better, either way, I am buying this 😀

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