The first gameplay video has arrived from Battlefield 2042, developed by EA DICE and already hinting that it will be one of the most exciting action games of the year. It is possible to find important clues in terms of gameplay in the video, which is about 3 minutes long, and has the taste of a promotional video showing the gameplay rather than a real gameplay video.
Battlefield 2042, as the name suggests, is a war game set in modern times. The first promotional video released showed that Battlefield 2042 will be a game mostly fought with a military vehicle, not as a soldier. The first gameplay video shows that the weather events that make the promotional video even more exciting will not be just an image, and the game will offer a new option in weapon customization.
The screenshot above shows the hurricane from extreme weather events we will encounter in Battlefield 2042. This whirlwind will not only make the already chaotic war atmosphere even more chaotic, but will also affect the strategy of the players. Because the hurricane engulfs nearby vehicles and soldiers; would make air support impossible.
Another detail that draws attention in the gameplay video is the weapon customizations. Again, as you can see in the screenshot above, Battlefield 2042 can change the equipment attached to your weapon depending on the type of conflict you will enter, so you don’t need to use long-range binoculars when fighting inside a building or hologram sight when fighting at long distances. As a matter of fact, this ‘weapon customization’ feature is already available in battle royale games, but it is still a novelty for the Battlefield series.
Another detail in the gameplay of Battlefield 2042 will be the hooks. When players want to reach a high place, they will be able to reach their goals by hanging in the air by hooking where they want to reach, just like Spider-Man throws a web. It’s likely that most players in the early game will be eliminated by crashing into the ground while trying this feature.
Battlefield 2042 first gameplay video:
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