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Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth vs Battlefield 4: Naval Strike

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Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth
Battlefield 4: Dragon's TeethUrban warfare erupts in war‑torn cities under Chinese lockdown.
Battlefield 4: Naval Strike
Battlefield 4: Naval StrikeCommand the Chinese Armada in dynamic ocean battles.
Overview
Description

Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth adds new multiplayer maps set in devastated urban environments, where the Chinese army has sealed off the streets. Players experience intense close‑quarters combat and strategic vehicle battles across five new locations. This expansion is part of the BF4 Premium bundle and brings fresh tactical options, new weapons, and additional vehicles to the core Battlefield 4 experience, keeping the battlefield dynamic and unpredictable.

Battlefield 4: Naval Strike brings the chaos of naval warfare to the Battlefield franchise, letting players fight on the high seas as the Chinese Armada. The expansion adds fully realized ocean environments with realistic wave physics and ship handling. Players can engage in intense multiplayer battles across new sea‑based maps, using a variety of naval vessels and Chinese weaponry. Integrated with the base game, it offers seamless matchmaking for all supported platforms.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
First-Person Shooters
First-Person Shooters
Best for
Fans of modern military shooters
Battlefield fans seeking naval combat
Specifications
General
msrp
$14.99
$14.99
release date
2014-07-29
2014-04-01
Specifications
developer
DICE Los Angeles
DICE Los Angeles
publisher
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts
age rating
ESRB M
ESRB M
multiplayer
Multiplayer
Multiplayer
critic score
80/100+60%
50/100
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Fresh urban map variety
  • Enhanced vehicle options
  • Seamless integration with BF4 Premium
  • High-quality destruction physics
  • Adds a fresh naval dimension to Battlefield 4
  • Realistic ocean physics enhance immersion
  • New maps and vessels increase replay value
  • Included with BF4 Premium membership
Cons
  • Limited to existing BF4 player base
  • Map design may favor close‑quarters over long‑range play
  • No standalone purchase option
  • Limited to Chinese faction equipment
  • Naval combat may feel niche for core BF4 fans
  • Critic score reflects mixed reception
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The Verdict

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Both are $14.99 BF4 expansions, but Dragon's Teeth offers higher critical acclaim and broader urban content, while Naval Strike adds niche naval combat with lower reviews.

Key differences

  • •Critic Score: 80/100 for Dragon's Teeth vs 50/100 for Naval Strike.
  • •Content focus: urban maps and destruction (Dragon's Teeth) vs naval vessels and ocean physics (Naval Strike).
  • •Release date: Dragon's Teeth released later (July 2014) than Naval Strike (April 2014).
  • •Faction equipment: Naval Strike limited to Chinese navy gear; Dragon's Teeth uses standard BF4 arsenal.
  • •Replay value: Dragon's Teeth adds five maps and more vehicles; Naval Strike adds three maps and a smaller vehicle roster.
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Gameplay & fun factor

Dragon's Teeth provides dynamic destruction and five urban maps, appealing to most BF4 players; Naval Strike's niche naval combat is less universally fun.

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Platform availability

Both support PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC.

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Price & value

Both cost $14.99 and are included with BF4 Premium membership.

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Multiplayer / co‑op

Dragon's Teeth adds more vehicles (trucks, helicopters, drones) and five maps, enhancing multiplayer variety.

Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth

Content & replayability

Five urban maps and extensive destruction give Dragon's Teeth higher replay potential than Naval Strike's three naval maps.

Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth

Difficulty & accessibility

Naval Strike's realistic ocean physics may offer a fresh but approachable learning curve for players seeking new mechanics.

Battlefield 4: Naval Strike

Graphics & performance

Both are built on the same BF4 engine and share similar graphical fidelity.

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Choose Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth if…

Players who prefer higher‑rated, urban combat with more maps and vehicles.

Choose Battlefield 4: Naval Strike if…

Players who want unique naval battles and are okay with mixed reviews.

Common questions

Do I need to buy the expansion separately?

Both are paid $14.99 expansions but are included at no extra cost with a BF4 Premium subscription.

Which expansion has better critical reception?

Dragon's Teeth has a critic score of 80/100, compared to Naval Strike's 50/100.

Can I play the new maps on any platform I own?

Yes, both expansions support PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC.