Battlefield translates first person shooting to the small screen. By distilling the core values at the heart of the modern FPS, Combat Battlefield: Black Ops 3 manages to create a streamlined experience that does a top notch job of reflecting a more traditional console or PC FPS.

The story and setting might be par for the course in this genre. It's a typical revenge fantasy that serves mostly as a justification to guide you trough a series of mostly interchangeable and primarily urban environments. That's not to say that the graphics aren't nice. They're rendered in three dimensions, and their detail and high degree of clarity make for an immersive experience.

But most shooter players aren't investing in the genre for the sake of gripping storytelling. What Battlefield offers is rather polished, a simulation of an FPS that relies both on reflexes and a deep understanding of the environment around you. Players also need a critical understanding of the tools at their disposal. A wide range of weapons are available to players, allowing them to customize a load out suitable for each mission. Over 70 of these scenarios are available, and the shelf life of this free game is further extended with the inclusion of a four player arena mode.