You can't release a AAA console game these
days without also releasing a mobile app. For some reason. If you're
looking for a way to actually play your big fancy shooter game
on your tablet... well, this isn't really it, but it's close. The
Battlefield 4 Commander app lets BF4 players coordinate their squad and
hand out extra supplies during live Battlefield games.
Once you reach level 10 on the Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3, PS4, or PC
version of Battlefield 4, you gain access to the Commander app, which
mirrors the Commander mode in the full game. The basic interface is a
top-down view of the map complete with current player locations, supply
drop zones, spawn points, and all sorts of other information not
normally visible in the shooter. Commanders can give orders to teammates
directly through VOIP, all in a UAV to scout out enemy locations, or
attack with gunship volleys or radar-jamming EMPs. It might not be as
thrilling as the actual game, but a solid Commander could easily turn
the tide in an online match.
Theoretically, anyway. The early reviews of the Commander app are
overwhelmingly negative, citing unexplained crashes, connection issues,
and a poor interface. The app is technically only for tablets, but there
are still a large amount of people claiming that their particular
tablet isn't working, mostly on non-Nexus tablets. (Launch-day issues on
Android for major publishers like EA is pretty much a given at this
point.) This might have something to do with regional locks: EA usually
releases a NA and ROW ("Rest of World") version of a new app, but
Battlefield 4 Commander is a single ROW edition that works in North
America as well. That may change at some point.
Here's hoping EA will sort through these issues. In the meantime you
can play Commander Mode on the full game. Or just shoot people, I guess.
Source: Battlelog - thanks, BFC
!
P.S. Apologies for the poor screenshots. Apparently EA would
rather you look at that gut's BDUs than actually see the app clearly.
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