Players can get together into parties, ensure that they move from server to server together and stay on the same team. Gameloft’s Live social service is baked in, and though it’s mostly bare-bones, the party system is particularly interesting. Accuracy, win/loss ratio, kill/death ratio, and extensive match history are all there. Considering how important the online experience is to the Modern Combat series (and the FPS genre in general), that’s great news.Īchievement hunters should note that this game's Achievements are distributed between both single-player and multiplayer.There are a lot of excellent game modes available in multiplayer, including the classic free-for-all deathmatch and capture-the-flag, but also a few more interesting ones, including zone control, where owning a particular point will bestow a team with specific bonuses, manhunt, where a single player has to survive as long as possible with a flag, and barebone, which strips away perks and support for the purists.The usual achievement and statistic trappings are included in Modern Combat 4. This time, Gameloft has worked hard with Microsoft to ensure that players will be able to invite their Xbox Live friends while playing on Gameloft servers. Remember how Asphalt 7’s online multiplayer was completely separate from Xbox Live? That resulted from Microsoft’s lack of real-time multiplayer support for Xbox Windows Phone games. Either way, the game supports up to 12 players simultaneously.īest of all, Gameloft has managed to integrate their Gameloft Live servers with actual Xbox Live functionality. The latter is a great way to compete against a local player with minimal latency.
Like Asphalt 7, the multiplayer mode will work either online or via local Wi-Fi.
Modern Combat 4’s multiplayer functions weren’t available for testing during our studio visit, but we did discuss the topic and look through some of the menus.
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