Warface Review (PlayStation 4)

Warface is a contemporary MMO first-person shooter with millions of fans around the world. It offers intense PvP modes, compelling PvE missions, and raids that you can challenge with five diverse classes and a colossal customizable arsenal.

Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 20.90gb download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Free to play.
• Set your server location. Ping is shown.
• Character creator-pick from 25 avatars presets.
• Starting tutorials. Can be postponed. You get a tutorial for each class as they unlock.
• First-person shooter gameplay.
• Five classes-sniper, rifleman, medic, engineer, and SED.
• Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
• Gyroscope controls are supported.
• ADS and dead zone sliders.
• Four controller layouts.
• Left-handed support.
• Crosshair selection.
• HDR and enhanced resolution support.
• Can turn off VOIP/voice.
• Versus-8 modes that are- team deathmatch, battle Royale, bag and tag, plant the bomb, capture, free for all, blitz and storm.
• Four overall modes- co-op, spec ops, versus and ranked versus.
• Loadout- main, secondary, melee, grenades, special. You then get skin choice for-body and weapons, select armor, and activate any boosters.
• Call of duty feels to the controls and actions.
• You can help teammates over high walls by crouching and lifting then grabbing and pulling them up.
• First, win of the day bonus.
• Kill notifications show as part of your ads display.
• Minimap.
• Brilliant loadout in-game mechanic. Press a button to bring up your gun and instantly pick and equip parts like sights and attachments. It’s really quick and looks really good.
• Day/night maps.
• Kill counter for you and your enemy.
• Can spectate teammates when dead.
• Battle pass system in place.
• Good solid gunplay.
• Fast matchmaking times and a room to shoot around in as you wait.
• You can slide!
• Good hit markers.
• Cool level designs and locations.
• Daily login bonus.
• Unlock rewards daily.
• Can change class between deaths.
• After a match, you have 3 maps to choose from for the next game.

Cons:

• Medic and Engineer classes have to be unlocked.
• Small text.
• A lot to take in with all the menus and sub-menus.
• No clear way to quit a game.
• Very cluttered leaderboards and in-game notifications.
• All progress and general info after a game are kinds squeezed on the screen.
• Little fanfare for levelling up.
• Could just be me but the nighttime maps suck, unless you have amazing eyesight, eat loads of carrots or they have a night vision sight.
• The whole left stick being the cursor makes quick selection difficult.
• Mission markers are not always clear.
• You can buy items/skins/weapons that have a time limit.
• Maps can get confusing to navigate.
• The slight learning curve with some of the controls.