The Royal Army is a faction featured in Battlefield Heroes. The characters and vehicles of the Royal Army are modeled after those of the Allied forces of World War II, mostly the British. Their opposing force is the National Army.

The Royal-National Army Conflict is a conflict in Battlefield Heroes. It is set in a parody of World War II, revolving around the Royal and National Armies, both of which are based on British, American, and Nazi Germany soldiers respectively.

Jul 24, 2017 · National, there's just something about their clothing style that I love! I liked Royals because they always lost... but when they won it was like winning a war. Very satisfying. I honestly prefer the Royal clothing for some reason but I totally get what you mean. I always thought the national weapons looked cooler though. Royals.

For Battlefield Heroes on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "royal or national?".

r/BattlefieldHeroes: Battlefield Heroes is a cartoon-style action video game developed by EA and DICE. It is played from context-specific third- and…

Battlefield Heroes (also known as BFH) is the seventh installment in the Battlefield Series and was developed by both DICE and Easy Studios. It is the first game to be released in EA's new "Play4Free" service, though players can spend money to buy weapons and customizations.

Was playing on an international server that didn't kick me last night, Royals seem to lose more often than ever (more lone wolves I think). I'm guessing people like dressing up as a Nazi on...

Battlefield Heroes; Hmm, Royals now seem to win more often... Disco_Joe 14 years ago #1. Anyone having similar experiences? It usually seems like these losses are due to large groups of Royal soldiers running around together, spamming heals and grenade spam. ...

Battlefield Heroes uses a World War II -esque aesthetic, then dances away from it with the Rule of Fun. The game was shut down on July 14, 2015 along with Battlefield Play4Free, Need for Speed: World, and FIFA World. A fan server emulation project called Rising Hub exists and continues development after the Battlefield Revive project died.

A cartoon-style Play 4 Free shooter that brings classic Battlefield gameplay to an all new mass audience. Developed by DICE in Stockholm, the game's fun cartoon-style graphics and gameplay caters to players of all skill levels.