The gameplay will still consist of a more stop and pop mechanic instead of running and gunning, and you will still be able to take control of various military vehicles throughout the game. Brothers In Arms 2: Global Front is a first-person shooter that will features six different environments across 16 levels, which should provide you with about six hours of total campaign play time. The biggest different between the original Brothers In Arms and Brothers In Arms 2: Global Front is that the sequel won't share the same perspective.
Grab a wide variety of historically accurate weapons including machine guns, bazookas, sniper rifles and flamethrowers.Gameloft has just announced an official release date for the sequel to Brothers In Arms Hour of Heroes, Brothers In Arms 2: Global Front, while also dishing out a brand new gameplay trailer. Witness compelling cinematic moments with more interaction between you and your squad members that deepens the gameplay. The stunning graphics and authentic settings are inspired by real-life battlefields from WWII and created in detailed 3D. You can even jump behind the vehicle turret to lay waste to foes with the machine gun. Take control of 3 different vehicles including the tank, off-road vehicle or glider to overrun your opponents or to make a daring escape. You can connect locally via Bluetooth or even go online with Wi-Fi to battle friends anywhere.Įxperience every front of the war with 50 missions to unlock across 5 locations: the Pacific, Normandy, North Africa, Germany and Sicily. It’s up to you!Ĭhallenge up to 5 friends to multiplayer battles on five maps in 3 different modes (Free For All, Team Deathmatch and Domination). Earn Dog Tags and XP as you play that can be used to unlock tons of extra features and gear to customize your soldier, or purchase Medals to unlock them faster. Now you can play the highly acclaimed Brothers in Arms series for FREE! Prepare to step onto the most intense and explosive battlefields of WWII. "On these battlefields, soldiers become heroes.
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