Battlefield 4: Naval Strike is the third released DLC package for DICE and EA's hit first-person shooter title. Anyone that claims to have not had any problems running Battlefield 4 , especially on consoles, is either lying or one of the few lucky people that has been able to fully enjoy the game...

i've bought this game several times and is my first options when someone asks what game they should buy. i loves it from the moment i played it and i have a feeling that i always will!

This review applies to multiplayer only: I have put a decent amount of time in playing the multiplayer, probably on the order of 7 days worth of playing time. The multiplayer maps are good, the game is in-depth and the gameplay is smooth most of the time, however, there are some issues that are...

I can't understand why people like this game better than call of duty. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a massive fan of call of duty either, but this game is broken at best! At least most call of duty games aren't broken. SO MANY GLITCHES!!!

Please do not buy this game unless you are keen to waste ￡55! This game is faulty and has many problems ! Firstly the campaign has saving issues , I had completed around 3/4 of the game in the campaign mode I then logged onto my Xbox one the next day and found that the my saved game didn't exist !

This is the worst battlefield game that has been made like ea should stop making battlefield after this disaster

Excellent game best for multiplayer experience and awesome in single player mode worth buying if u are fan of shooting games

For more than a decade, EA's Battlefield series has been on the cutting-edge of multiplayer first-person shooters for the PC. However, with the new Medal of Honor titles failing to set the world on fire, the franchise has now taken the role of Call of Duty competitor on consoles starting with 2011's...

As a franchise, Battlefield has always been a multiplayer-centric first-person shooter. This changed slightly when the Battlefield: Bad Company spin-offs were released, both of which contained entertaining and humorous story modes that actually felt like some effort was put into their writing.

Watching a massive tower collapse in multiplayer

The uninspired; bland single-player campaign

In a series so well loved and recognisable as the Battlefield games, it's almost foolish to avoid repetition. You've got your audience and they have expectations; fail to meet those expectations and they'll crucify you.