The game has an iconic design of sorts, subverting the typical design language of AAA titles, and providing a more indie feel. The game's creator, in addition to frequently updating the game, takes community feedback into account when designing the future of his game.

While the game has no preexisting plot, the game's creator has hinted at the development of an underlying plot in late 2019. Players in the game can also choose whether to fight as infantry, or in aircraft, ground vehicles, or watercraft, while also allowing for AI controlling by player.Ī new game mode was released entitled Conquest, which adds elements of turn-based strategy to the already existing theme of large scale combat. Bug fixes and gameplay are updated on a schedule of 4-6 weeks. Ravenfield, as an early access game, receives large and unique updates on a regular basis.

The game's creative users have also created a single-player campaign mode, with countless hours of content available for free download. The game boasts a 10/10 user rating on Steam, as well as having a rich community of players who have added new weapons, vehicles, mods, and maps to the game's Steam Workshop page, for other players to download and add to their own gameplay. The game was first released on the Steam gaming platform as an Early Access title, meaning it is still a work in progress, yet has amassed quite a following. The game takes inspiration from game series Battlefield or Star Wars: Battlefront. The game is known for its ragdolls like physics and large scale combat modes, in addition to the variety of ways in which players can play. Ravenfield for Windows is a single-player first-person shooter video game created by Johan 'SteelRaven7' Hassel, which was first released on May 18th, 2017, on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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