Imagine a active warzone. You've got infantry, tanks, ATVs, troop carriers, fighter planes, and airborne troop carriers always around and exchanging fire. Combine that with the massive open worldof Auraxis and you get Planetside 2.

You're a soldier in a never-ending war for territory, fighting two other factions on 4 different continents each with their own biome and geography. You can do anything you want to. Be a fighter pilot ace? Sure! Lead a squad of armored tanks? Go for it. Work as a combat medic and revive your fallen comrades? That works too.

If you liked the early Battlefield games, then Planetside 2 is definitely the game for you. If you hated them, give PS2 a shot anyway.

Imagine a active warzone. You've got infantry, tanks, ATVs, troop carriers, fighter planes, and airborne troop carriers always around and exchanging fire. Combine that with the massive open worldof Auraxis and you get Planetside 2. You're a soldier in a never-ending war for territory, fighting two other factions on 4 different continents each with their own biome and geography. You can do anything you want to. Be a fighter pilot ace? Sure! Lead a squad of armored tanks? Go for it. Work as a combat medic and revive your fallen comrades? That works too. If you liked the early Battlefield games, then Planetside 2 is definitely the game for you. If you hated them, give PS2 a shot anyway.