Artificial Brilliance: The soldier AI actually has its head on pretty straight, forming small teams to try and attack positions, making use of vehicles and cover, and trying to use its equipped weapon effectively.It must be unlocked through an Easter Egg first, otherwise.

April Fools' Day: Introduces an invincible wandering UFO that vaporized both sides equally at certain points on the map.Antagonist Title: The Raven faction is the one you'll fight by default, yet the game is called Ravenfield.The type of animal they are named after tends to correspond to their function as well, with land vehicles being named after land animals, the sea vehicles after fish (bonus points for the Mudskipper being an amphibious fish and the name of the amphibious APC), and the air vehicles named after birds. Animal Theme Naming: The two factions are Eagle and Raven (both birds), and all the vehicles (with the exception of the Prowler ATV and attack boat) are named after animals as well.A.K.A.-47: The vanilla weapons are based of real weapons but renamed, such as the 'Automatico' (a Beretta 93R), 'Patriot' (M4A1), 'RK-44' (AK).

Ravenfield demonstrates the following tropes: The warring armies are (by default) bright red and blue armies reminiscent of the Army Men series. However, unlike Battlefield, the game is entirely in single-player, and instead of the linear campaign introduced from Bad Company onwards, Ravenfield focuses on a fully customizable faux-multiplayer experience and high support for Game Mods supported by Steam Workshop. The game itself replicates the Battlefield series' style of gameplay with massive first-person combat on a large regional map, vehicular combat, squad commands, and control point + queue based scoring.

Ravenfield is an indie team-based First-Person Shooter by independent Swedish programmer Johan Hassel, who also goes by Steel Raven 7 online.

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